
What is a CBDC and how does it differ from crypto?
A CBDC is digital money issued by a central bank itself — closer to a digital banknote than to bitcoin, and the difference is the whole story.
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A CBDC is digital money issued by a central bank itself — closer to a digital banknote than to bitcoin, and the difference is the whole story.

A stablecoin is a crypto token that promises to hold a fixed price, usually one dollar — and everything depends on what stands behind that promise.