2020-7-24 20:50 |
The Bank of Lithuania has officially released its NEM blockchain-based collector token dubbed ‘LBCOIN’. The launch commemorates Lithuania’s Act of Independence of 1918. LBCOIN consists of six digital tokens and one physical collector coin. origin »
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Lithuania?s central bank has finally released its digital currency LBCOIN, becoming the first bank in the world to issue its own crypto
2020-7-23 10:58 | |
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The Bank of Lithuania will start the sale of LBCOIN, a digital collector’s coin, on July 9. Based on the NEM Blockchain, users will be able to trade tokens for a physical silver coin once they have collected each of the six unique tokens available in the entire 24,000 collection.
2020-7-9 17:47 | |
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The Bank of Lithuania will start the sale of LBCOIN, a digital collector’s coin, on July 9. Based on the NEM Blockchain, users will be able to trade tokens for a physical silver coin once they have collected each of the six unique tokens available in the entire 24,000 collection.
This year has seen the beginnings of a global race to launch central bank crypto-assets (CBDCs). No country has managed it yet but China is emerging as the clear favorite. This has spurred the forward-thinking banks of the world into action, and Lithuania is the latest to join the cryptocurrency party.
Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos Bankas), the 97-year-old financial institution that functions as the nation’s central bank, has announced plans to roll out a distributed ledger technology (DLT) powered digital collector coin dedicated to the country’s past leaders who fought for its independence, according to a press release, December 9, 2019.