Mark Zuckerberg has another response to Bitcoin’s success
4 years ago

Mark Zuckerberg has another response to Bitcoin’s success

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Last year’s backlash against Facebook Inc.’s planned digital currency Libra would have been most chief executive officers’ worst nightmare. Given Zuckerberg’s tendency to issue half-hearted apologies before going back to breaking things, it’s not surprising that he’s gearing up for a second attempt to launch Libra next year. Facebook is even proposing that central banks one day use the Diem blockchain to issue digital currencies, similar to China’s testing of a digital yuan. As German finance minister Olaf Scholz put it, referring to Libra’s name change, “a wolf in sheep’s clothing is still a wolf.” The noose is already tightening around such stablecoins with Europe imposing more bank-like capital requirements, says Simon Polrot, head of crypto-development non-profit ADAN.

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