There are countries where people are forced to use a CBDC, and others, like Norway, where it is legally required to accept cash.
The decline of cash and ATMs in France paves the way for cryptocurrencies, despite the ECB's ambitions with the digital euro.
The crypto revolution is struggling to attract Canadians. Despite the growing interest in these assets internationally, Canadians remain attached to more traditional payment methods. At least, that's what a recent survey conducted by the country's central bank reveals.
The transition to the ECB digital euro aims to curb the crypto phenomenon and the decrease in cash usage.
Australia's leaders have begun to reduce the number of banknotes in circulation in the country. This brings to an end more than 60 years of reign by greenbacks and pennies, which will gradually have to give way to digital money. What substitute for cash: bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies or CBDC? Let's find out!