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Is the US Developing a Digital Dollar? This Week’s Top Bitcoin & Crypto News

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Here’s what happened this week in the crypto world.


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Welcome to Nonfungible Tidbits, a weekly roundup of news in crypto, NFTs and their related realms.

Our lead story this week is the possibility of a US Central Bank Digital Currency or ‘digital dollar.’ We’ll also cover the million-dollar NFT of a cartoon rock that accidentally sold for less than a penny and declining Google searches for NFTs.

Stay tuned for more next week.

US considering centralized cryptocurrency

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