Forbes: Europe ' s digital currency is becoming a two-track competition, with private stabilizations leading the way Land

On 31 August, according to Forbes, the European digital currency market is developing a pattern of a parallel development between the digital euro and the private euro. Revolut had previously initiated a phased test of EURR in Denmark, Poland and Portugal, and the euro stabilization currency operated in Etheleum and was issued under the flag of Stripe Bridge Building; ECB stressed that the digital euro would be designed with a high degree of privacy and that offline payment information would be available only to the parties and that online transactions could not be directly associated with individuals. Forbes argues that Europe is simultaneously promoting digital payment systems through public digital currencies and private stabilization currencies to reduce its dependence on the dollar’s stable currency and non-European payment infrastructure。