June 8 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's largest bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, has made it more difficult to move funds to cryptocurrency exchanges, citing the risk of fraud, Bloomberg reported.
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Ripple is creating a platform for launching CBDCs with a centralized private ledger.
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