by Marc Beckmann | Feb 7, 2022
The ECB is currently working on introducing a digital currency – to exist alongside banknotes – that citizens and firms can use for everyday payments. A digital euro would be safer than bank deposits and inherently more stable than crypto assets such as Bitcoin. However, many are worrying: How will the ECB make sure that the digital euro respects users’ privacy?
by Marc Beckmann | Jan 27, 2021
The European Central Bank recently closed a survey asking interested individuals and organisations for their views on a digital euro. Positive Money Europe responded to the survey, making clear what we view as important in designing a digital euro that truly benefits people.
by Positive Money Europe | Dec 3, 2018
International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde said central banks around the world should consider issuing digital currency.
by Patrizio Lainà (Guest Author) | Nov 19, 2018
Full-reserve banking was tried out in the UK and US in the 19th century. It is assuring that macroeconomic indicators pointed mainly upwards after the reforms were implemented. Although it is hard to associate the positive developments directly with full-reserve...
by Positive Money Europe | Nov 15, 2018
Sweden could soon become the first European country to adopt a central bank digital currency.
by Positive Money Europe | Sep 28, 2018
A letter by the European Central Bank reveals it has not yet thoroughly studied the possible implementation of a central bank digital currency.