Headway Digital Intermediate 4
Bernardine Batchelder
Most central banks are exploring central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and more than half of them are conducting concrete experiments or working on a pilot. This BIS paper summarises the findings of the latest survey of central banks on their views and plans regarding CBDCs. The responses from 86 central banks show that the proportion engaged in some form of CBDC work has risen to 93% and that the work on retail CBDC is more advanced than on wholesale CBDC. In addition, this paper shows that most central banks see potential value in having both a retail CBDC and a fast payment system, and that there could be 15 retail and nine wholesale CBDCs publicly circulating in 2030. The survey further shows that, to date, stablecoins and other cryptoassets are rarely used for payments outside the crypto ecosystem.
Originally from Lagos, Nigeria, Sunder has made great headway in both the interactive game design and 3D animation worlds. Throughout his career, Sunder has earned degrees in computer information science, multimedia & game design, as well as 3D character animation. He's fully devoted to providing breathtaking and out-of-the-norm experiences to as many people as possible. With a powerful skillset in Houdini and years of educational clout, Sunder aims to give understandable solutions to complex to... morepics.
Puckett began the Teacher Assistant Grant (TAG) with the earnest goal of doing something somewhat rare in the governmental sphere, which was getting money and funding directly into the hands of the teachers. This move quickly allowed for the ones in the classrooms, the ones who are with the students each and every day, the ones who know most about what is needed, the opportunity to make headway.
This is also the case in Helena High School, which has seen similar items procured for their arts program. Through a total of 36 awards, teachers at the high school have also purchased items such as sets of graphing calculators, new radio systems, 3D printers, digital cameras and lenses, computer upgrades and science and dance equipment.
Simpson is also one of many teachers who have applied for, and received, more than one TAG grant award since its inception. In 2022, she was also able to purchase 55-inch televisions for use as digital frames, which in effect has allowed her, and the other teachers, to transform the hall into a professional gallery-like setting to showcase student artwork.
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