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Piero Cipollone: Money in the digital age: digital euro, tokenisation and the role of central banks

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Briefings

This briefing summarizes a 2026 article by Piero Cipollone examining the digital euro, tokenisation, and central bank roles. The article explores how digital currencies might evolve from a single currency to a network of tokens, with specific attention to the potential for a 'digital cash' system. Key figures mentioned include the European Central Bank and central banks globally, though specific names are not detailed in the provided text. The discussion covers the technical and economic implications of these systems, focusing on their impact on monetary policy and financial stability.

Key points

• The article analyzes the transition of digital currencies from a single currency to a network of tokens, potentially creating a 'digital cash' system.
• Central banks are identified as key actors in the development and regulation of these digital currency systems.

Context

The article explores the evolution of digital currencies, specifically the shift from a single currency to a network of tokens, with a focus on the role of central banks in this transition.

Limitations

The provided evidence is a single article title and metadata from 2026. Specific names of central banks, detailed technical specifications, and quantitative data are not included in the source text.

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