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The SIX Digital Exchange (SDX) in Switzerland is using a stablecoin for their wholesale Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilot to explore the use of private money as a settlement asset for tokenized transactions. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is considering a private Swiss franc token money that would...

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Mr. Man2 年前

@SeanoftheWoke They’re putting in work now. The connections between countries is wonderful to see.

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XRPQFSTeam2 年前

Six is connected with Xdc. I’ve seen the connection in the articles I’ve read. I think Six and Securrency and Xdc.

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Mr. Man2 年前

You are absolutely correct, but most tend to brief over the other partners. Ripple and Stellar. 😎🫡

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rudiemental 🧭⃤2 年前

DEX with AMM built with the money authority of Singapore...looks nice

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Shout to Mr. Man on this information

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On $QNT 😉

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sinoexport2 年前

😃Du hast meinen Respekt für deinen großartigen Beitrag, weiter so,🎄🌹🍺Viel Erfolg bei der Erreichung all deiner beruflichen Träume

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