Binance Research onderzoekstak of the world’s largest crypto exchange in Binance, reported that the Chinese people have no bank account will need to have in order to China’s Central Bank, Digital Currency (CBDC) is used.
This past week was the official cryptocurrency of the bank of China is already as good as done.
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The loose coupling and the anonymity of the
Binance Research and wrote on here before about it. The researchers call the CBDC is a ‘decoupled design.’ This is a concept that refers to a system of components that are independent of each other.
The result was that the CBDC to each other, and be able to transfer without a bank account have to use it. There are three rear section:
a certain degree of anonymity for users, and to ensure
the speed of the payment, it must be able to compete for a cash payment of
the internationalisation of the Chinese currency renminbi boost
The ability to not have a bank account to have to use it seems to be very interesting, but the thousand cryptocurrency’s went into the Chinese currency is already taking place.
Smart contracts
The report also states that the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) is considering making the smart contracts in the infrastructure to use it. The bank is in doubt because it is so easy to maintain.
According to the report, the PBoC is concerned that if they are smart contracts to implement this as a sort of added value to the coin. That is, the central bank, because the currency is just considered to be a security. And security throughout the world, the less beweegruimte due to legal obstacles, it is contrary to the global ambitions of the Chinese central bank.
Currency is not, in november, has been launched
Earlier on we informed you that the currency in november and, in theory, have already been launched, it would be able to be around the Singles Day. That bit of news came from an anonymous source, Forbes. However, The Global Times, contradicts that the PBoC intends to CBDC in november to release it. The PBoC called on november 11 to not more than inaccurate speculation.
Refuting the media reports, or to launch a state-backed cryptocurrency in the coming months, #China’s central bank named them as “inaccurate speculation.” pic.twitter.com/Sb4tQVPD3G
— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) August 28, 2019 at the latest