Norway supports MiCA regulation and is considering the introduction of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Ketil Vatne from Norges Bank stated that, as part of the EEA, the country welcomes MiCA but has not yet made a decision on issuing a CBDC. In 2023, Norway participated in the "Project Icebreaker" to explore international transactions with CBDC. Vatne emphasized that CBDC would complement cash rather than replace it.
11/9/2024 3:58:15 PM (GMT+1)
Norway supports the EU MiCA regulation and is considering the implementation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to enhance financial stability and improve cross-border payments 💶
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