Fed Nominee: Need for a Digital Dollar is an "Extremely Important Discussion"

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin wasn’t the only one to make waves at the U.S. Senate this week when it came to the future of currency. Tom Cotton, a Republican senator from Arkansas, spoke at length regarding digital currency while addressing the cameras and a nominee for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Judy Shelton:

When asked how she would protect the dollar as a reserve currency and what this would mean with a digital dollar, CoinDesk reported Ms. Shelton said:

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