Central Bank Digital Currencies can replace cash and offer resilience according to International Money Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. The public sector should, therefore, continue to prepare for CBDC deployment, she said.

by welp007 Central bank digital currencies (CBDC) can replace physical money, especially in economies where cash deployment is costly, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva said during a Wednesday speech. CBDCs are digital iterations of sovereign currencies …

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Thieves are going after the real money now

Wealthy Chicago Neighborhood Shaken: Family Held Up At Gunpoint In Own Driveway Lawlessness continues spreading into America’s wealthy neighborhoods as criminals are emboldened by leftist rogue prosecutors, progressive bail reform laws, defunding the police policies, and other soft-on-crime policies in …

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10% for the Big Guy: Bombshell Memo Shows More Foreign Money Funneled to Biden… Burlison: Now I’ve Seen ‘Enough Evidence to Impeach Biden’ [VIDEO]

  ‘Subpoenas for Biden family are coming this week.’ House Oversight Chairman @RepJamesComer joins us today on #TheGreatAmericaShow with an update on his investigation of the Biden Crime Family. Join us for the full episode at https://t.co/RwNf3n3Fs8! pic.twitter.com/PY4PnrSrXY — Lou …

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Market data shows dumb money moving away from managed funds and going into passive index funds

by LateApostate The Investment Association keeps a pretty good track of it https://www.theia.org/news/press-releases/net-fund-flows-remain-positive-while-fixed-income-funds-turn-outflow#:~:text=Tracker%20funds%20saw%20net%20retail,6%25. Calastone published figures that show that active funds have seen outflows of USD 8.5 billion from retail investors, while passive funds have seen inflows of USD 6.7 …

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‘Oops’: What FTX staff wrote on spreadsheet showing $20billion in losses as co-founder Gary Wang testifies at Sam Bankman-Fried trial the company had been stealing its customers’ money for three years before it collapsed

FTX staff wrote ‘oops’ on a spreadsheet which showed it owed $20billion five months before it collapsed. A court in New York heard that Sam Bankman-Fried, the boss of the failed crypto exchange, ordered his staff to prepare the document …

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