Banks around the world are introducing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Will they transform the world economic system? Let's find out.

CBDCs, despite their promises of increased economic inclusion, pose a significant threat to our privacy and financial freedom.

The European Central Bank (ECB) puts out a call to digital identity experts to participate in a workstream that will contribute to its digital euro rulebook.

Earlier this May 2023, in the US, the state of Florida approved a ban on the use of any central bank digital currency (CBDC) as legal tender.

According to the latest statistics from the Atlantic Council CBDC tracker, over 114 countries across the globe are currently exploring CBDCs.

Central bank digital currency research and development has exploded. We answer common questions about this new financial technology.

The creation and advancement of blockchain technology are drawing the attention of central banks to varying degrees, especially in third-world countries.

Join Bob on his journey in a cashless world. Discover how smartphones replace wallets, crypto replace cash, and how the future of money could look like

The July 2023 announcement of a Russian CBDC is an interesting one, with the implications of a digital ruble, the Russian-Ukraine conflict, and other events.

The proposed ~$280 handout has all the hallmarks of a programmable CBDC, including expiry dates & geolocation-based restrictions: perspective