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This content is from: Portfolio America’s Much-Vaunted, Mythological CBDC As investors confront the so-called crypto winter, many are looking toward central bank digital currencies as a possible solution. If only it were that simple. (Part of the crypto column series.) By Leah McGrath Goodman August 01, 2022
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