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The fragmentation problem at the centre of #tokenisedfinance is why #interoperability infrastructure is the enabling condition for everything else. Central banks, commercial banks, and public blockchains are building toward a shared three-layer architecture for #digitalmoney. Each layer performs a distinct function. All three must work together. And they each... show more

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