Of the four historically most influential central banks in the world, the United States is the furthest behind in the work on digital currencies. Furthermore, absent leadership, the U.S. could miss out on an opportunity to foster financial inclusion, increase cybersecurity, and maintain dollar dominance.
Gottheimer highlights the U.S.'s lag in digital currency development and its potential consequences.
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