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Bitcoin well positioned to help governments create cheaper CBDCs: Deloitte

Published 03/15/2022, 04:56 AM
Updated 03/15/2022, 07:20 PM
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A new study from financial services giant Deloitte highlighted the potential of Bitcoin (BTC) as a base from which to create a cheaper, faster and more secure ecosystem for electronic fiat or central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).

Deloitte’s analysis, "State-Sponsored Cryptocurrency," pointed out the need for a complete redesign of the traditional fiat ecosystem to overcome the impending issues of being “slow, error-prone and expensive relative to performance in other high-tech industries.”

Similarities and differences between CBDCs and Bitcoin. Source: Deloitte

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