Bank of Israel claims ‘public support’ for its CBDC project
– The Bank of Israel is still considering whether or not to launch a digital shekel, but feedback from the public has been mostly positive.
– Some concerns have been raised about privacy, but the Bank of Israel is still moving forward with research.
– The digital shekel would encourage competition in the payments market, and some believe it is necessary for mass crypto adoption.
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