The Central Bank of the United States shared the results of a survey on bankers’ interests and expectations in cryptocurrency-related services.
Most respondents said DLT was not a priority to achieve more remarkable economic growth and development.
They further noted that their banks are actively monitoring the trend and will adapt to the landscape as needed.
On July 15, the Central Bank of the United States shared the results of a “Senior Financial Officer Survey (SFOS)” survey conducted in May to gather views systematically from many banks on their interests and expectations in cryptocurrency-related financial services.
The results show that more than 66% of the corporate financial officers participating in the study agreed that implementing Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) or crypto-related products was not a priority to achieve more significant economic growth and development. These views represent the short term.
When asked about the expected impact of DLT or crypto-related...
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