A central bank is trying to dunk on Bitcoin with its database. Is this a joke? lol https://t.co/WmrRJClDPC

— grublés (@notgrubles) February 3, 2022

1.7 MILLION TPS… holy hellhttps://t.co/MkUAWoKEtT

— tasafila (@tasafila) February 3, 2022

#Opinion | US private banks, saving associations and credit unions have a legal monopoly on deposits. Their offerings are lacklustre.

US bank payments are among the slowest in the developed world; it can take days to transfer deposit account money. https://t.co/G5q1ceKFqM

— Mint (@livemint) February 3, 2022

I will never not savor the fact that the Boston Fed employed Bitcoin core devs (via the MIT DCI) to build its CBDC proof of concepthttps://t.co/hFA8LUh8PQ pic.twitter.com/IE7qmkJR7G

— nic carter ᵍᵐ (@nic__carter) February 3, 2022

An MIT team, led by my friend @neha Narula, demonstrate the feasibility of a central government digital currency capable of processing 1.7m transaction a second: https://t.co/89Cg6prhft

— Ethan Zuckerman (@EthanZ) February 3, 2022

Very excited to see the @mitdci work with the Federal Reserve on CBDC finally launch! Bringing together the crypto community with central banks has always been my dream since the 90s. Congrats @neha @MadarsV et al! https://t.co/J93uuVFvbS

— Joi Ito (@Joi) February 3, 2022

Boston Fed, MIT Release Technical Research On Central Bank Digital Currencies – MIT https://t.co/GnBBA8UjUV

— LSTrade (@LSTrade2) February 3, 2022

So excited for the launch of Project Hamilton and OpenCBDC!https://t.co/yvUOm1S9U4

— Madars Virza ? (@MadarsV) February 3, 2022