According to Izvestia, more than 130 countries are currently developing their own digital currencies, which could be used for cross-border payments in the future and may impact the stability of the US dollar as the world's primary reserve currency. The article focuses on how central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and new digital legal tender are changing cross-border settlement. Atlantic Council CBDC Tracker data shows that 137 countries and currency unions are exploring CBDCs, covering 98% of global GDP, with 72 in advanced stages such as development, pilot, or launched.

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