A Federal Reserve research paper has compared wholesale CBDC settlement with tokenized commercial bank deposits, adding another official research layer to th...
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According to the Dallas Fed, deposits on the blockchain could be less stable than traditional deposits and be more sensitive to rates. In the scenario envisaged, this would have a negative impact on the cost of credit for consumers and businesses.