Guverner Japonske banke je zadnji, ki je to povedal o Bitcoinu

Mnogo držav je v zadnjih nekaj mesecih v polnem zamahu preizkušalo lastne CBDC-je. Vendar do danes nobena država tega uradno ni sprejela. Države, vključno s Kitajsko, Rusijo, Švedsko, Bahami in Združenim kraljestvom, še vedno raziskujejo in izvajajo različne teste, preden uradno uvedejo digitalne različice svojih valut. Seznam centralnih bank, ki to še naprej počnejo, je sčasoma naraščal.

In Japan, the digital yen is already undergoing limited testing in a sandbox environment. However, the country’s central bank is in the news today after it diverted its attention towards stablecoins. Bank of Japan’s Governor Haruhiko Kuroda recently trdil,,

"Stablecoins morajo izpolnjevati tudi pravne standarde in kodekse zdravega upravljanja, da bodo lahko v prihodnosti postali primeren način plačevanja."

Guverner pa se je soočil tudi z Bitcoini in ni bil videti nagnjen k kriptovalutam na splošno. Izpraševal je primere uporabe Bitcoinov, je dejal,

»Večina (kripto) trgovanja je špekulativna in nestanovitnost je izjemno velika. Komaj se uporablja kot sredstvo za poravnavo. " 

Time and again, every crypto-opponent has used the “speculative vehicle” and “volatility” pripoved to justify their opinion. Despite Kuroda’s anti-Bitcoin stance, however, there is no restriction on the public usage of crypto-assets in Japan for now.  

Additionally, CoinGecko’s datum shows the people’s inclination towards cryptocurrencies in Japan. More than $1 billion worth of cryptos were traded on their local exchanges in the past 24-hours alone. BitFlyer single-handedly recorded a volume of over $399 million while other exchanges including the likes of Bitbank, Liquid, and Coincheck boasted numbers of over $200 million each.

Zanimivo je, da so Bitcoin, Ethereum in MonaCoin ostali najbolj priljubljeni kovanci, s katerimi se trguje.

The fear of CBDCs hampering the efforts of private players still hovers over the regulators. As poročali earlier, according to Japan’s LDP, CBDCs will not be intended to crowd out private businesses. However, according to Hideki Murai, who oversees the party’s project team on digital currencies, CBDCs would merely “update,” “enhance” and “standardize” the existing payment system in Japan.

Vir: https://ambcrypto.com/bank-of-japans-governor-is-the-latest-to-say-this-about-bitcoin/