There is still hope for the bill passed by the North Carolina General Assembly banning that American state from testing or accepting US central bank digital currency (CBDC). The state House of Representatives has overturned the governor’s veto. If the state Senate follows suit, the bill will go into force. The bill passed both chambers of the state legislature in overwhelming bipartisan votes on June 26. The state’s General Assembly is dominated by the Republican party, which has shown strong opposition on the state and national levels to the introduction of a US CBDC. The veto override has al…