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  • What if central banks meddle with cryptocurrencies?

    What if central banks meddle with cryptocurrencies?1

    • Financial Policy and International Markets, Op-ed
    • 02/01/2019

    Cryptocurrencies were set to disrupt and completely revolutionize the use and the very concept of money. Yet, 10 years on from the launch of Bitcoin — the pioneer among cryptocurrencies — cash is still alive and well, and the digital currency revolution is not in sight. The economic institution to revive the hype around digital currencies may be one above any suspicion: the central bank.

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  • The truth behind the BitCoin media hype

    The truth behind the BitCoin media hype2

    • Digital Policy and Internet Governance, Op-ed
    • 13/12/2017

    Imagine if every time you read about breast cancer in the newspaper there was an image of a crab holding onto a breast next to the article.

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