The U.S. already have a CBDC, just skip the “CB”

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Few product announcements have stirred such activities among governments around the world as the then Facebook’s, now Meta’s, announcement of the then Libra, now the dead Diem, announcement. The post The U.S. already have a CBDC, just skip the “CB” appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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