Two Versions of Digital Dollar Emerge as Contenders, but Unlikely to Come Soon

by Aurelia Butler 8 April 2020, 21:20 199 Views

During the negotiations for the third emergency bill, one of the drafts submitted by House Democrats — the first version of the Take Responsibility for Workers and Families Act — caught the attention of the cryptosphere with mentions of a digital dollar, hinting at the creation of a U.S. central bank digital currency that could possibly be underlied by blockchain technology.

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Two Versions of Digital Dollar Emerge as Contenders, but Unlikely to Come Soon

Pelosi: more small business spending alone would not pass U.S. House

Cut salaries, taxes to reopen U.S. economy says Laffer, conservative fave

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