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The International Monetary Fund has confirmed it sees “no risks” from crypto assets in regard to global financial stability.
Bank of Japan deputy governor said during a recent speech that central bank-issued digital currencies could disrupt the current banking system, not for the bett...
IMF head Christine Lagarde has dedicated a new blog post to the “potential benefits” of “crypto-assets such as Bitcoin.”
Expert Take
What impact will the enhanced scrutiny of regulators have on cryptocurrency prices and the future shape of the market
In depth
Historic examples, economic outcome and many more.
IMF Chief Christine Lagarde further states the need for crypto market regulation to protect customers and prevent money laundering in an IMF blog post.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde told CNN Money that regulation of crypto internationally is “inevitable” and should be focused on activities as opposed to entities.
Analysis
Government-issued cryptocurrency seems to be a likely answer for countries that are looking to ban or regulate the likes of Bitcoin.
Adoption
"I think that we are about to see massive disruptions," Lagarde at the IMF Annual Meeting in Washington D.C.
Is Bitcoin experiencing massive adoption right now or there’s still a long way to go?
Regulations
Despite all their FUD, bankers are still more than happy to channel cryptocurrency’s lucrative benefits.
Wall Street Journal indicates that IMF may issue its own cryptocurrency as new reserve currency.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde cautions governments not to dismiss Blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
An expert opinion on how a US dollar white paper would look like.
Ukraine’s government is going to auction seized assets through decentralized Blockchain for more transparent accountability.
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