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Facebook’s Libra proposes multiple single currency stablecoins Apr 27 2020 Facing growing regulatory hurdles, Libra, the controversial Facebook crypto currency project, has been redesigned to include multiple versions of the proposed stable coin, each backed by a single fiat currency like the Euro or the U.S.dollar. In response to the regulatory concerns that Libra could…

Facebook’s Libra proposes multiple single currency stablecoins Apr 27 2020
Facing growing regulatory hurdles, Libra, the controversial Facebook crypto currency project, has been redesigned to include multiple versions of the proposed stable coin, each backed by a single fiat currency like the Euro or the U.S.dollar.
In response to the regulatory concerns that Libra could undermine the control of the central banks over the monetary system, the Libra Association, the coalition of companies backing the project, made other changes as well, and has started negotiations with regulatory authorities in Switzerland for a payments license.
Additionally Libra Association, hopes to registers with the U.S.Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) as a money services business.“We’re working toward a late 2020 readiness timeline”, said Dante Disparte, head of policy for the Libra Association, cited by Bloomberg.
Initially Libra was intended as a single global currency, backed by a basket of fiat currencies and securities like treasuries.Central banks and governments opposed the plan, because of the potential impact the new powerful crypto coin could have on the monetary system.Particular concern was that Libra could undermining the ability of the central banks to protect the markets, as well as that Libra could be easily used for money laundering and other black market operations.
Despite the regulatory pressure Libra Association still hopes to create a version of the Libra currency made up of “a digital composite of some of the single-currency stablecoins.” Previously Facebook has stated that it will not launch Libra without green light form the global regulators.
The new plans could also attract more companies to join the Libra Association.After the initial regulatory back clash, many founding members like VISA, MasterCard and PayPal pulled out.
According to Libra’s Disparte attracting banks as partners is “a massive priority.” Libra will need banks to manage the reserve funds for the stable coins.“We’re not a banking institution and we don’t aim to be,” Disparte points out.

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