Kazakhstan Central Bank Seriously Considers Issuing its Own Bitcoin
An intervention by the Central bank of Kazakhstan would help stabilize matters a bit, although it would be quite a challenge to rebuild trust in the Tenge after three iterations of devaluing the currency. Moreover, consumers are not putting their trust in the Central Bank either, as the financial trouble has been putting a lot of negative attention on the financial institution. By the look of things, various central banks in the world are on the verge of issuing their digital currency. Whether or not this approach will put the concept of digital currency on the radar of consumers, remains....
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