David Hengsbach
davidhengsbach.bsky.social
David Hengsbach
@davidhengsbach.bsky.social
Sociologist at Goethe-University Frankfurt. Working on digitalization of money and payments. PhD project on Digital Euro.
Very valid. However, I see a lot of fundamental scepticism at least in the ECB regarding the provision of access to settlement systems such as Target (and potentially in the future wCBDC) to new money issuers. At same time broad coalition for dig euro (merchants, smaller banks, commission)
September 2, 2025 at 7:39 AM
sure, there is plenty. Two helpful recent LinkedIn posts from technology experts on DLT/digital payments: www.linkedin.com/posts/ivicaa... and an helpful commentary from digital euro expert at DNB www.linkedin.com/posts/mennob.... recent reports the scheme: www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/digital...
Couple of remarks on this one: 1/ From their technical properties they might be similar, but from their financial and regulatory properties they are definitely not (e.g., e-money tokens versus… | Ivi...
Couple of remarks on this one: 1/ From their technical properties they might be similar, but from their financial and regulatory properties they are definitely not (e.g., e-money tokens versus centra...
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September 1, 2025 at 1:51 PM
highly unlikely in my opinion. Appears to me that those are rumors, that are not grounded in the actual design thinking at the ECB. ECB has invested a lot in hybrid account-based architecture (see digital euro scheme) and blockchain is unfit for such an endevaour with high need for scalability.
August 25, 2025 at 10:14 AM