The CBDC is a new project and for this reason it is still not widespread, which is why the IMF should be more active in the first two areas mentioned, and then move to the third area of action when other member countries will begin to consider the CBDC as a valid one. option for the future.
Countries essentially differ from each other in the extent to which they actively explore the crypto sector and in the more or less close perspective of a potential state-backed cryptocurrency issue. Some countries have already launched pilot projects to explore the feasibility of a CBDC. Others are investing in fintech research.
Many are studying and evaluating some versions of possible regulations underlying a possible CBDC. There are nations which, despite considering CBDC as an occurrence, are actively exploring alternative solutions. There are also countries that do not immediately feel a need to address this topic and are focusing on improving regulations and payment systems already in use.
After the recent announcement by Facebook on the Libra initiative and that relating to the possible launch of a CBDC by the People's Bank of China, the interest towards the CBDC by the national institutions has undergone a surge that leaves one to guess with few doubts, which is the preferred direction for the future.
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