International financial group finds gaps in digital euro legislative package
The Institute of International Finance looked at seven areas where digital euro legislation, which is being developed alongside the technology, is lacking.
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Bitcoin will bring global payments out of the ‘fax era’ — Ex-PayPal boss
Marcus said there’s still no universal protocol when it comes to transferring money, unlike information which can be shared via email.
Digital euro can ward off a host of private payment service ills: ECB official
Private payment services can gain a monopoly over services with no benefit to other market players or economic stability, ECB board member Fabio Panetta said.
Spanish central bank official talks about private payment services in era of digital euro
Banco de España deputy governor Margarita Delgado voiced concern about financial stability issues but painted a rosy picture for nonbank financial services providers.
Binance limits withdrawals in Europe, cites payment processor issues
In a deleted customer service message, Binance said that the failed withdrawals were caused by temporarily suspended EUR transactions through SEPA.
Germany is dragging Europe’s economy down — and that’s great for crypto
Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman explains how a weakening German economy — Europe’s largest — is a positive for cryptocurrencies.
Euro stablecoin market set to take off, thanks to real-world uses, regulatory clarity — Circle exec
Circle’s Patrick Hansen provided an overview of the euro-denominated stablecoin market at EthCC: It all looks rosy, he said.
JPMorgan bank deploys JPM Coin for euro-denominated payments
Germany’s conglomerate Siemens AG was reportedly the first company to process euro-denominated payments using JPM Coin.
Issuing digital euro, or ‘Cash+,’ is probably a duty, French central banker says
François Villeroy de Galhau tried to soft sell the proposed euro CBDC to commercial bankers, emphasizing collaboration and the CBDC’s advantages.
Fear of a digital euro prompts Slovakia to add cash rule to constitution
Slovakia’s parliament passed a measure to amend its constitution to codify the right of its citizens to pay for goods and services with cash.