Thirty different blockchain companies and nonprofit organizations plan to fork the Facebook-led Libra crypto project to build their own permissionless version, dubbed OpenLibra.
i read it on CoinDesk
what do you guys think about it??
i think that libra is an important project cuz it will bring a lot of new users into the space
and open libra is a good alternative for those (like me) who dont trust facebook at all
and i think that OpenLibra will face less problems with the LAW and SEC, since it has completely different business model..
Do we not have permissionless stablecoins already? I honestly do not understand how this will be permissionless and still be accepted by government/SEC? If for example they make using the permissionless stablecoin with kyc compulsory, is it still going to be considered a permissionless stablecoin?