Virtual Yuan arrives in China; first 40 million digital Yuan placed on the market

Beijing accelerates the step towards the digital transition; eco-sustainable cryptos will be our future.

After months of announcements, China officially opens the dance on the digital Yuan. The currency issued by the central bank is ready to become a tool with which the central government will significantly increase the gap in financial transactions.
The government distributed, as revealed by the well-known website Ansa, 40 million Yuan (6.2 million dollars) in digital form to the citizens of Beijing, through a lottery; the residents of the Chinese capital will now be able to use two banking apps to request to win one of the 200,000 virtual packages containing the currency, which can then be freely spent on the purchase of goods and services.
It is a significant signal on a global level, which projects us towards a more digitalized future with an exponential increase in the use of digital currencies and a reduction in emissions in energy management. In addition to China, many other European and non-European governments are opening up to the digital world as proof that this will be the right path to take for a more modern and sustainable world.
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