When Facebook first announced that they will be launching their own cryptocurrency called Libra in 2019, they were met with a great deal of anticipation from both the crypto community…
The president of Mastercard cited creative differences and operational problems as the main reasons why he left the Libra Association. Current Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga reported on the aspects that…
Ever since the rumors on Facebook going into the cryptocurrency sector and launching its own stablecoin began to surface a few years back, it was already known that it would…
Australia could regulate Libra, the controversial stablecoin of the giant social network. According to a recent document issued by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), the agency could “potentially” regulate…
The Technical Management Committee of the Libra Association will consist of five members who will direct all the technical aspects of the ongoing project. The Libra Association, the entity responsible…
Even though they are a private firm, Facebook has had a lot of interaction with regulatory bodies in the last few years. First, it was due to the Cambridge Analytica…
While there are many cryptocurrency projects that exist within the market, perhaps one of the most ambitious has been Facebook’s Libra token as it marks the company’s foray into cryptocurrency…
Although its release has not yet scheduled, version 2.0 of Libra Core will bring improvements to the network protocol. The Libra Association, the responsible entity of the Facebook sponsored stablecoin,…
When Facebook announced the launch of its Libra token and accompanying Calibra wallet it, they set out to clear the regulatory pathway for both and have seen significant challenges across…
Representatives of US regulatory bodies discussed the risks associated with the use of digital currencies and stablecoins within the country. A group of representatives of financial regulators in the United…