Topic: can libra upset world economy if not regulated ? (Read 368 times)
Obviously yes and this is the reason why govts and agencies want it to be closed or highly regulated so that they can not only track each transaction but at the same time they can charge and tax this new kind of economy.
Clearly Libra posed some threats to the US finance at least and Trump didn't want that to happen. To be honest, I dont think Libra can much effect but yes, allowing a profit oriented company such as facebook to play the roles of a bank is somewhat ridiculous and dangerous also. In a nutshell, Libra can cause some chaos, but it won't be much.
The world is physical, I don't think digital things can upset the whole world.
I think the US realise the implication of libra launch and that is why it has been going through some rigourous regulations from various regulatory bodies so if there is any effect of libra coin on the world economy, i trust the regulatory bodies to trim it to fit into the economy without having any negative effect
Libra is a centralized project.
As stated best: If Libra complies with all regulations across the world it will just end up being a blockchain based "paypal" and nothing more.
As stated best: If Libra complies with all regulations across the world it will just end up being a blockchain based "paypal" and nothing more.
Agree with you to both points. I think there is good reason for people to be worried about different economies around the world but not to have Libra override this. Too many governments are going to push for regulations
The world is physical, I don't think digital things can upset the whole world.
Taking out the banks in the picture is already a disruption and this is what the US government is trying to prevent from happening. It has to be regulated. Facebook is just a social media networking site but all of a sudden becomes a bank of everyone they don't even have to go physically but will also open the users to the new economy of tokenized digital assets. So what will happen to the old ones like FOREX and stock market?
since the past few months, Facebook decided to launch its own coin, they have been a lot of controversies, as some compared the altcoin directly with bitcoin.
The people who compare a centralized shit coin with a decentralized money are fools to begin with and they have no idea what bitcoin is all about and hence the comparison. I am not sure how a centralized coin will shake up the entire economy, if a country does not want its presence they can simply ban them and how can a coin like that upset the world economy 
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Whether Libra regulated or not by the authority I don't think it'll upset the economy. As we know the US want to ban it. I hope it'll bring something good as stable coin.
I would love to see libra as a truly decentralized stablecoin but with the current events and happenings it seems like it will be a fully centralized and taxed asset with full control of authorities otherwise they will not let fb launch this coin, this is what i am foreseeing about libra.
It seems to me that the world economy is not threatened by Libra. But for some reason the United States is very afraid of libra. Because I read articles that the US wants to ban it.
Libra seems to be a more realistic alternative to traditional currencies and money transfers. Donald Trump criticized cryptocurrencies and recommended to Facebook to obtain banking licenses and work within the framework of banking regulation. He understands that Libra will become a serious rival of the dollar and it can negatively affect national banking.
Coin Libra can only be centralized. It is issued as a stable coin and issues its Facebook under the provision of more than twenty different ordinary currencies and securities. Therefore, it can only be centralized.
Moreover, Libra may not appear at all, since the G-7 countries are now actively taking legislative measures to do this.
Moreover, Libra may not appear at all, since the G-7 countries are now actively taking legislative measures to do this.
Is Facebook launching a stable coin on a global scale without regulations harmful to world economy?
According to Reuters, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire told a news conference on July 18 that the G7 “cannot accept private companies issuing their own currencies without democratic control.”
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-18/libra-will-upset-world-economy-if-it-isnt-regulated-tightly-g7-warns
What kind of "democratic control" are central banks subject to?
Of course, you and I know that the existence of Libra will definitely upset world economy if it's not regulated? BTW, what kind of regulations or censorship can this even take, to start with? We already have seen how the entire world is influenced and enchanted with Facebook. So, I expect this same level of patronage for Libra once it debuts.
Libra will not affect the world economy. And it will be regulated if you want to be released. As David Marcus himself told the Senate, if Facebook does not do so, many other companies will also join the crypto market. It is only a matter of time.
Bro. Libra has to be regulated... Its a centralized project.
FB is not going to skim around regulations and put the cash cow Facebook on the line for some stupid crypto.
They will do it the right way because they have to or suffer major consequences. This is also a good thing.
As for money laundering and illicit uses... Nothing will ever compare to the all time champion - US dollars.
USD is universally accepted, easily washed, and valuable.
More drugs are changed hands through USD than Libra could ever aspire to.
Simply: i doubt libra will be the go to choice for illegal activities.
FB is not going to skim around regulations and put the cash cow Facebook on the line for some stupid crypto.
They will do it the right way because they have to or suffer major consequences. This is also a good thing.
As for money laundering and illicit uses... Nothing will ever compare to the all time champion - US dollars.
USD is universally accepted, easily washed, and valuable.
More drugs are changed hands through USD than Libra could ever aspire to.
Simply: i doubt libra will be the go to choice for illegal activities.
Libra is a centralized project.
As stated best: If Libra complies with all regulations across the world it will just end up being a blockchain based "paypal" and nothing more.
As stated best: If Libra complies with all regulations across the world it will just end up being a blockchain based "paypal" and nothing more.
Libra will not be launched without regulations.
Look how many times in the history alternative money has been created and how many has survived? E-gold, Liberty dollar and so on..
Look how many times in the history alternative money has been created and how many has survived? E-gold, Liberty dollar and so on..
since the past few months, Facebook decided to launch its own coin, they have been a lot of controversies, as some compared the altcoin directly with bitcoin.
one of its major controversy is if it can upset the world economy, if not regulated. The worry of majority is prospective firm having as much power as countries in creating a means of payment.
According to Benoit Coeure, Global stable coin could boost competition in payment sector, reduce fees for consumer and support greater financial inclusion, but warned it might undermine the effort to clamp down on money laundering, terrorism financing and tax compliance.
Is Facebook launching a stable coin on a global scale without regulations harmful to world economy?
one of its major controversy is if it can upset the world economy, if not regulated. The worry of majority is prospective firm having as much power as countries in creating a means of payment.
According to Benoit Coeure, Global stable coin could boost competition in payment sector, reduce fees for consumer and support greater financial inclusion, but warned it might undermine the effort to clamp down on money laundering, terrorism financing and tax compliance.
Is Facebook launching a stable coin on a global scale without regulations harmful to world economy?
It would be really early to decide whether it would be harmful or not. But we should move forward to new technology that makes our lives easier.
If globally adopted, Libra could challenge the current financial system and cause drastic changes on how countries do their finance and how the government collects taxes.
Libra can indeed upset world economy by displacing the economic powers often wielded by few Governments lead by the U.S. and its almighty dollar. The world's big economies backed by fiat often have direct influence in world matters and Libra's existence can have a detrimental effect on its current state and it could be chaotic since Libra is perceived to be a centralized entity controlled by a few individuals only.
since the past few months, Facebook decided to launch its own coin, they have been a lot of controversies, as some compared the altcoin directly with bitcoin.
one of its major controversy is if it can upset the world economy, if not regulated. The worry of majority is prospective firm having as much power as countries in creating a means of payment.
According to Benoit Coeure, Global stable coin could boost competition in payment sector, reduce fees for consumer and support greater financial inclusion, but warned it might undermine the effort to clamp down on money laundering, terrorism financing and tax compliance.
Is Facebook launching a stable coin on a global scale without regulations harmful to world economy?
if it is said to disturb the world economy it doesn't seem to have an effect that far as you say it is dangerous if there are indications of money laundering, terrorist funding, non-tax compliance. I more see America just wants to profit from Libra coins one of its major controversy is if it can upset the world economy, if not regulated. The worry of majority is prospective firm having as much power as countries in creating a means of payment.
According to Benoit Coeure, Global stable coin could boost competition in payment sector, reduce fees for consumer and support greater financial inclusion, but warned it might undermine the effort to clamp down on money laundering, terrorism financing and tax compliance.
Is Facebook launching a stable coin on a global scale without regulations harmful to world economy?
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