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A high-level official of the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has revealed that a completely private digital currency is not an option for the bank based on international recommendations.  Digital Yuan will feature Controllable Anonymity  Mu Changchun, the head of the PBoC Digitial Currency Research Institute, revealed this in a forum on Saturday. According toRead More

The People’s Bank of China intends to enable anonymous digital yuan transactions of small amounts in order to protect “reasonable” anonymity needs.