Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin will ultimately become regulated, according to Sweden's Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves.

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Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves says there's “good reason to believe” that more regulatory oversight of cryptocurrencies is in the pipeline.

Regulatory oversight would soon creep into the burgeoning crypto sector even as they currently continue to largely operate in a legal gray area, said the governor of Riksbank, Sweden’s central bank, on Monday.

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Sweden’s reserve bank will reportedly be working cooperatively with commercial lender Handelsbanken in order to test out how the nation’s proposed digital currency,...

Sweden's central bank has called in Handelsbanken and software firm TietoEvry for the latest stage of its central bank digital currency pilot....

Sweden will trial its CBDC with a live banking participant. The experimentation will involve participation between Riksbank and Handelsbanken, a retail bank chain based in Sweden.

Sweden’s central bank is working with commercial lender Handelsbanken in the next testing phase of its central bank digital currency (CBDC).  The...

The issue of central bank digital currency (CBDC) is becoming a hot topic of discussion among several governments. Now, the government of South Korea is seeking better technologies that can effectively lead to the creation of their state-owned CBDC dubbed e-KRW.

A mysterious outage is currently gripping the 11th-largest blockchain by market capitalization.

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Sweden's exploration into CBDCs will continue until 2022, as the nation's central bank seeks to construct a digital version of the krona.

Sweden's Riksbank said it would continue work with Accenture on a potential e-krona digital currency until next year.