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New York Federal Reserve, major U.S. banks successfully complete private test using DLT

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied The New York Federal Reserve and several large U.S. banks have successfully conducted an experiment using distributed ledger technology (DLT) to facilitate domestic and international transactions among various financial institutions. The “regulated liability network” experiment According to Bloomberg, the

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NY Fed, banks wrap up regulated liabilities network proof of concept using wCBDC

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Innovation Center (NYIC) has completed its proof of concept of a regulated liability network (RLN) in conjunction with nine large financial institutions and the Swift network. The project created theoretical infrastructure to exchange and settle commercial bank deposit tokens and central bank liabilities

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BIS, 3 central banks look at DeFi technology for wCBDC FX in interim project report

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Innovation Hub published an interim report on Project Mariana, its collaboration with the central banks of France, Singapore and Switzerland, on the use of wholesale central bank digital currency (wCBDC) in tokenized foreign exchange trading. The project is a proof-of-concept that considers questions relating

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Australian banks claim 40% of scams ‘touch’ crypto as it defends restrictions

Australia’s cryptocurrency industry banking woes will likely continue, with the government and major banks signaling no intention to back down against scams that “touch” crypto.During a panel at the Australian Blockchain Week on June 26, Sophie Gilder, managing director of blockchain and digital assets at Commonwealth Bank (CBA) shed light

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Goldman Sachs Cuts Growth Outlook on China Following Similar Reductions from Major Wall Street Banks

Several Wall Street Banks, including Goldman Sachs, have cut their outlook on growth in China as the economy struggles. Leading global investment banking and management firm Goldman Sachs has joined several Wall Street banks to reduce its growth outlook for China. This downgrade comes as the East Asian powerhouse is experiencing

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