Central banks unlikely to issue digital money, argues author
David Birch’s book discusses how communities could be at heart of new electronic monetary system
It is no secret that the use of cash as a form of payment is falling in many countries. In the last decade, the percentage of payments carried out electronically has increased dramatically.
This change has been accompanied by the development of cryptocurrencies, digital forms of payment used beyond the purview of financial regulation. David Birch’s new book, Before Babylon, Beyond Bitcoin: From Money that We Understand to Money that Understands Us, explores the history and future of money
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