Governor of the Bank of Korea: He does not want to issue a central bank digital currency before the United States and European countries

11/23 01:58

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On November 23, the governor of the Bank of Korea, Lee Chang-yong, stated that the benefits of being a leader in issuing central bank digital currencies in Korea are minimal and that he does not want to issue them before the United States and European countries. (Jinshi)

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