Head of Facebook’s Libra Distances it From BTC: We’ll Share Information With Aut

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Head of Facebook’s Libra Distances it From BTC: We’ll Share Information With Authorities

Head of blockchain at social media giant Facebook David Marcus said that the Libra Project will distance itself from bitcoin (BTC) and will share information with authorities, Cointelegraph Brazil reports on June 18.

Per the report, Marcus made his remarks during an interview with Brazilian newspaper Estado de São Paulo, which was published today. During the interview, he said that Libra’s data will be shared with authorities for crime prevention and to ensure compliance with regulation.

The article also claims that Facebook does initially not plan to profit off of Libra transaction fees and intends to keep the costs associated with transactions as low as possible. Still, the company reserves the right to change those rules.

Facebook also intends to provide financial services through the Calibra wallet. Kevin Weill, vice president of product, is also quoted in the interview, stating that the company will definitely offer credit services. Marcus does not rule out that traditional banks will join the project, he also commented:

“Even if we offer similar services in the future it will still be for the better, since there will be more competition in the finance industry.”

The social media giant released the whitepaper of its Libra blockchain earlier today.

As Cointelegraph reported earlier today, Binance Research, the research arm of major cryptocurrency exchange Binance, claims that Facebook’s Libra stablecoin could spark additional cryptocurrency volume.


Source: COINTELEGRAPH

[IyemRoker]

Stay away from Bitcoin?
Will it have an effect on the price of Bitcoin?
Will it affect the decline in the price of Bitcoin?

If Libra wants to stand alone, please, but what is clear is that the Blockchain and cryptocurrency is clearly the parent of Bitcoin. LOL

[ZionRTZ]

During the interview, he said that Libra’s data will be shared with authorities for crime prevention and to ensure compliance with regulation.

This must be the reason they are pushing for KYC.

Still, the company reserves the right to change those rules.

This sounded like one of those bounty campaigns 

This is the problem with a centralized network. They can do whatever they want and they can be controlled also by those higher than them (government).