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By Steven Anderson
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The congressional hearings reveal that several politicians are not convinced about the safety aspects related to the cryptocurrency project.
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A draft bill titled, “Keep Big Tech out of Finance” has come out recently. The document read: “A large platform utility may not establish, maintain, or operate a…
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Another question that has recently come up is whether the US government has the power to prevent the coming of Libra.
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The coming of Libra is a threat to their sovereign currencies and a celebration to smaller cryptocurrencies like the TCAT tokens.
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Sen. Sherrod Brown stated, Libra is a "recipe for more corporate power over markets and consumers."
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Tech giants are now lobbying spenders. Despite the scrutiny, the business operations have continued to be intact of note, Facebook's $5bn fine from the FTC.
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Stylianou stated, “A complete ban like the one proposed by the bill is an extreme and untimely measure.”
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There are other laws which place a structural and non-structural separation between banking and non-banking activities.
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William McCormick, CEO at Pure Knot stated, “The last couple of years of cryptocurrency development has provided a blueprint for Facebook to follow and it is up to them if they…
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John Todaro, director of research at Tradeblock, stated, “Facebook is still heavily subject to government laws and regulations around data collection, privacy, and taxation. “
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Kris Marszalek, stated, “It seems there is only one thing the US Gov and Facebook agree on: cryptocurrency is the future.
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Lawmakers are eventually increasing the pressure on Facebook to halt their Libra operations. It now seems that the government needs to understand the crypto before the launch.
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