Peking počinje testiranja digitalne verzije juana

23/08/202024/08/2020 FinConf News China

Kinesko ministarstvo trgovine saopštilo je da će se nova digitalna valuta, poznata kao DC/EP (digitalna valuta/elektronsko plaćanje), testirati u gradovima u najrazvijenijim regijama zemlje.

Nova kripto-valuta, koja se trenutno razvija u partnerstvu sa Narodnom bankom Kine, ostala bi pod direktnim nadzorom kineske centralne banke i bilće alternativa juanu, saopštila je vlada.

Prvi pilot projekti kripto-valute su u toku u Shenzhenu, Suzhouu, Chengduu i Pekingu. Nakon toga, testiranja će se proširiti i na provincije Guangdong, Tianjin, Hong Kong, Macau.

Ako se pokaže uspješnom, Narodna banka će i zvanicno lansirati digitalnu valutu DC/EP.

Narodna banka Kine potvrdila je da će nova valuta imati slična svojstva kao postojeće valute: Bitcoin i Ethereum.

U izjavi, ministarstvo je također navelo da su vladini napori na poticanju inovacija, poput šire upotrebe digitalne valute i umjetne inteligencije, “usmjereni na prelazak Kine u industrije veće vrijednosti i unapređenje ekonomije zemlje”

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