TechFlow news, October 30: The European Central Bank said Thursday that it could launch a pilot program for its digital currency in 2027, if timely approval from lawmakers is obtained. The ECB considers the project crucial to financial sovereignty in the eurozone. It views the initiative as a strategic alternative to US-dominated private payment methods such as credit cards and stablecoins. The ECB stated that this move has become increasingly important amid rising geopolitical tensions, as financial autonomy and resilience are seen as key to safeguarding Europe's economic sovereignty. After four years of research and preparation, the ECB said it is now considering launching a pilot, meaning some digital euro transactions could begin as early as mid-2027, with full rollout two years later. (Golden Ten)
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