Effect of cryptocurrencies and CBDCs on effectiveness of international financial policies

Abstract

The noticeable increase in the volume of financial transactions made in encrypted digital currencies at the international level, and the risks that such transactions pose to international financial and economic relations, made the study of the impact of these (Cryptocurrencies and Digital) currencies on the effectiveness of the functions of central banks and their ability to manage monetary policies and employ Its. This study came to analyze the relationship between the impact of encrypted currencies and the overall international monetary relations by first identifying each of the encrypted and legal digital currencies and then identifying monetary policy tools through the tools of central banks, and then reviewing the volume of transactions in Encrypted digital currencies at the international level to analyze the impact of the increasing volume of these transactions on the effectiveness of monetary policies. The study concluded to prove the hypothesis that cryptocurrencies have a significant negative impact on the effectiveness of monetary policy by reducing the effectiveness of various monetary policy tools, but such an impact can be codified and managed by setting controls for monetary transactions at the local and international levels, and central banks sutible policies.