Facebook doubles down on Libra with 50 new hires
The new starts will work from Facebook’s Dublin office for its Calibra payments subsidiary.
The new starts will work from Facebook’s Dublin office for its Calibra payments subsidiary.
The Libra project is looking to get things off the ground in a different way, applying for a financial license with the Swiss regulator.
Realizing that a basket of fiat currencies would never please anyone, Libra has now shifted to developing several stablecoins.
The Financial Stability Board published a list of recommendations in a bid to shape a common global response to regulating stablecoins.
Regulators in the European Union are reportedly struggling to decide how best to regulate Facebook Libra and the wider sector.
Cryptocurrencies, and those developing them, must conform to existing anti-money laundering principles or face action.
Patrick Thompson lists the presentations that he's looking forward to the most at the upcoming CoinGeek Conference at Old Billingsgate in London.
Lawmakers in Japan are set to publish proposals this week which could pave the way for digital currency use in the country.
The credit card giant admits it didn’t understand Libra’s business model or financial plans.
While the Bank of Japan had no immediate plans for a CBDC, it was “very important” for the central bank to be prepared should the need arise.
The latest scam has some fraudsters posing as the official Libra ICO platform, despite the fact that FB has already said it’s unlikely to launch this year.
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