The growth in digital coins and tokens has posed considerable challenges for regulators trying to protect investors from harm, but perhaps the question of how to regulate cryptocurrencies is based on a false premise. By Todd McDonald, co-founder of R3.
Public-private partnerships best for digitising fiat currencies
Digital currencies are rapidly proliferating putting pressure on central banks to follow suit with fiat currencies. This would be best achieved by working with the private sector
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