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Paul Buitink talks to St. Louis Fed economist David Andolfatto about Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). What are they, do we need them at all and can will they co-exist with crypto-currencies. A deep dive into design, pros and cons.

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David Andolfatto, economist and senior vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, joins Pedro da Costa, senior reporter at Market News International, to give a peek behind the curtain into the Fed’s monetary policy at this unique market juncture. Andolfatto analyzes the most recent economic data and estimates that we are headed towards a “W-shaped” recovery. He then describes the remaining tools the Fed still has at its disposal. Da Costa and Andolfatto also analyze the pandemic as an accelerant of secular trends, such as working from home and rapid adoption of technology, as well of the lasting impacts of this acceleration. They also explore helicopter money, the commoditization of consumer loans, as well as the looming threat of inflation. Filmed on July 10, 2020.

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David Andolfatto, economist and senior vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, joins Pedro da Costa, senior reporter at Market News International, to give a peek behind the curtain into the Fed’s monetary policy at this unique market juncture. Andolfatto analyzes the most recent economic data and estimates that we are headed …

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Religion et royauté dans l’ouest du Népal entre le XIIe et le XVIe siècle.
Approche archéologique des modalités du pouvoir.
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April 10, 2019: David Andolfatto and Julie Stackhouse from the Federal Reserve talk about Cryptocurrency at this Center for Free Enterprise event at the University of Louisville College of Business.

April 10, 2019: David Andolfatto and Julie Stackhouse from the Federal Reserve talk about Cryptocurrency at this Center for Free Enterprise event at the University of Louisville College of Business.

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This interview includes many great topics -Bitcoin, is it digital gold or will it be a currency -Are the federal reserve banks teaching house members about crypto, bitcoin and other alt coins -What are the economical benefits of Bitcoin and how will it impact in the future -Does crypto and bitcoin threaten the centralization of …

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-What are the economical benefits of Bitcoin and how will it impact in the future
-Does crypto and bitcoin threaten the centralization of central banks or will they coincide and work separately for different purposes
-How the Federal and Central banking works and why it won’t be jeopardized

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Since the rise of digital currencies and cryptocurrencies, central banks are considering the role these new forms of money may play in our evolving digital economy. One of the ideas studied is the notion of a central bank digital currency. While people and companies can hold central bank liabilities in the form of cash, only licensed banks have access to digital cash accounts with central banks.

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Many people think of Bitcoin as the ultimate contender against the power of central banks, most importantly the Federal Reserve System. But that is certainly not the only way that cryptocurrencies and the blockchain can be used and one particularly interesting idea is that central banks could issue their own cryptocurrencies.

To discuss how this could be done and what the consequences could be we were joined by David Andolfatto, a Vice President of Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and a professor of Economics at Simon Fraser University.

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French archaeologist and art historian, David Andolfatto, is a UNESCO consultant assessing the Swayambhu site after the 25 April earthquake. He explains how the population can protect damaged monuments before the monsoon.
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In this video, St. Louis Fed Vice President and Economist David Andolfatto discusses whether bitcoin has the characteristics of a “good money,” or a money that maintains stable purchasing power over short periods of time.

In this video, St. Louis Fed Vice President and Economist David Andolfatto discusses whether bitcoin has the characteristics of a "good money," or a money that maintains stable purchasing power over short periods of time.

St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto provides a look at the evolution of money and the long tradition of new currencies competing with old ones. Here, he also discusses the bitcoin competitors. One of the benefits of these new, virtual currencies is their ability (and desire) to be global. Perhaps, he says, the most important …

St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto provides a look at the evolution of money and the long tradition of new currencies competing with old ones. Here, he also discusses the bitcoin competitors. One of the benefits of these new, virtual currencies is their ability (and desire) to be global. Perhaps, he says, the most important aspect of this technology revolution is the threat of entry into the money and payments system. This will force traditional institutions—including central banks—to either adapt or die. So how will this new wave affect central banks? Well-run central banks, Andolfatto argues, should welcome the emerging competition. There is room, he says, for beneficial coexistence—perhaps, establishing a blend of price-level stability and low-cost payments.

Does bitcoin facilitate illegal trading? Sure, St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto says, but so does the U.S. dollar, gold, etc. Bitcoin transactions travel wallet to wallet, where the wallet identities are disguised. In this sense, using bitcoins is like using U.S. cash in facilitating illegal trades. On the other hand, he points out, wallet …

Does bitcoin facilitate illegal trading? Sure, St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto says, but so does the U.S. dollar, gold, etc. Bitcoin transactions travel wallet to wallet, where the wallet identities are disguised. In this sense, using bitcoins is like using U.S. cash in facilitating illegal trades. On the other hand, he points out, wallet histories are publically available (unlike U.S. cash transaction histories). He also notes that bitcoins support a great deal of legal trading.

Can bitcoin be regulated? Some countries have issued an outright ban on the use of bitcoin and other virtual currencies. Can bitcoins be taxed? In the U.S., the IRS has recently ruled that, for tax purposes, bitcoins will be treated as property and not as currency. For example, when you buy then sell

St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto briefly explains some of the benefits and drawbacks to virtual currency. So, how big is the bitcoin realm? Currently, there are about $7 billion bitcoins in circulation worldwide, compared to about $1.2 trillion in U.S. dollars. About 40 transactions happen per minute, compared to about 200,000 Visa transactions per minute. However, the average bitcoin transaction size is about $2,000, compared to about $80 in the average Visa transaction. While it’s relatively small now, there is potential for growth.

Andolfatto then discusses the trends concerning the price of bitcoin. Is bitcoin a bubble? He defines "bubble" as a liquidity premium; examined this way, bitcoin is a bubble. So is bitcoin a good investment? Perhaps, but the outlook depends on a

St. Louis Fed Economist David Andolfatto briefly explains some of the benefits and drawbacks to virtual currency. So, how big is the bitcoin realm? Currently, there are about $7 billion bitcoins in circulation worldwide, compared to about $1.2 trillion in U.S. dollars. About 40 transactions happen per minute, compared to about 200,000 Visa transactions per …

So, how is bitcoin different? First, it is a virtual currency with zero intrinsic value and no legal backing. Second, it has no central bank to manage the money supply—it is, in fact, devoid of any central authority. How does bitcoin work? Andolfatto provides a basic look at the nuts and bolts of bitcoin. Next, …