Britain Can Remove Bitcoin-Like Crypto Money in 2018

The Bank of England, which is older than 300 years, has been researching crypto money since 2015. According to the UK media, these researches are expected to be completed in 2018 and Britain to produce a Bitcoin-like crypto coin.
Bank of England Moves Towards Crypto Money

Venezuela designed Petro. Russia is also working on Cryptoruble. Britain, according to The Telegraph's chief correspondent Robert Mendick, continues to research for Bitcoin or Ukoin.

In addition, according to Mendick, Bank of England manager Mark Carney announced that he had conducted negotiations with the other central banks on the digital money market in his statement before the New Year's Treasury Election Committee.

Carney, 52, is the first non-English director of the Bank of England. Carney, former manager of Bank of Canada, also worked in Goldman Sachs for about ten years. In a recent statement, Carney stated that Bitcoin is an area of ​​interest and has a separate interest in Blockchain technology. However, he added that the Bank of England has followed Bitcoin and its underlying technology quite actively.

Bank of England's potential digital money will only work between central banks. But according to The Telegraph, a research unit, founded by a bank, is investigating possible entry into the market of digital money associated with sterling.