The U.S. government reacted to Facebook’s Libra “like they almost want to be left behind,” says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong
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The U.S. government reacted to Facebook’s Libra “like they almost want to be left behind,” says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong
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Stablecoins could pose “regulatory challenges,” says Randall Quarles, chair of the Financial Stability Board
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The U.S. House Financial Services Committee invites Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to testify on the condition that CEO Mark Zuckerberg follows suit by January
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PayPal no show at Facebook’s Libra meeting sparks cold feet rumors
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The opinions on Facebook’s upcoming digital currency projects remain rather divided. Consumers are not necessarily smitten by this venture, nor are most governments. In Switzerland, however, things are done a bit differently. FINMA’s Mark Branson sees merit in this project and praises how everything is handled in a transparent manner. Mark Branson Likes the Libra It is somewhat refreshing to see a financial supervisory official make positive remarks regarding Facebook’s Libra. It is a well-known fact Switzerland and FINMA are all too keen on exploring innovative ventures. It is thanks to their efforts the country has its own Bitcoin region
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Switzerland’s regulator is more wary of crypto projects that develop outside of official scrutiny than he is of Libra
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EU antitrust regulator discusses possible impact from Libra’s launch
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Newly leaked audio from Q&A sessions between Facebook’s CEO and employees shines new light on the firm’s early strategy for Libra
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