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read @max_read on LIBRA
— Erin Griffith (@eringriffith) June 18, 2019
"Facebook in 2019 is increasingly easy for Americans and Europeans to quit without particular consequence, in a way that Google, say, isn’t.
Libra could, if it takes off, change that." https://t.co/cfbB1Obi2d
While Facebook's Libra doesn't compete against any open, public, permissionless, borderless, neutral, censorship-resistant blockchains, it *will* compete against both retail banks and central banks. This is going to be fun to watch.https://t.co/cPyoTLoaxM
— Alan A. (@aln12483) June 18, 2019
Binance Research: Facebook’s Libra Could Spark Additional Cryptocurrency Volume https://t.co/sVvTGjPrUX
— Christopher Inks (@TXWestCapital) June 18, 2019
Binance Research: Facebook’s Libra Could Spark Additional Cryptocurrency Volume https://t.co/iLWbTJPyoe
— Real Time Crypto (@RealTimeCrypto) June 18, 2019
'If you think Facebook is powerful now, just wait until it’s, essentially, the global federal reserve, overseeing a global currency over which it has not just monetary control but a visible, minable record of every transaction made.' https://t.co/EgmtNDNmgx
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) June 18, 2019
here's my column on libra, facebook's new cryptocurrency. facebook doesn't really want to compete with payment processors, or even with banks -- it wants to be the platform they operate on https://t.co/Y2ffCa74bE
— Max Read (@max_read) June 18, 2019
“Facebook’s payment product is a whole new currency because its long-term competition isn’t PayPal or Visa or even WeChat, but the renminbi, the euro, the yen, and the dollar.” https://t.co/QuAlkvVcrh
— Michael Brendan Dougherty (@michaelbd) June 18, 2019
one other thing to note about facebook and libra is that the last 10 years have made it incredibly, excessively clear, how much power lies in currency and monetary authority. trump and the left have both noticed this. im sure facebook has too! https://t.co/Y2ffCa74bE
— Max Read (@max_read) June 18, 2019
"I imagine the widespread adoption of a digital currency on an aggressively centralized and privately surveilled blockchain tied to real-name ID is not really what the bitcoin faithful had in mind when they got into cryptocurrency in the first place.” https://t.co/LtHoGauQKU
— Brian Fung (@b_fung) June 18, 2019
Facebook's payment product is a whole new currency because its long-term competition isn't PayPal or Visa or even WeChat, but the renminbi, the euro, the yen, and the dollar, writes @max_read https://t.co/ZxALG5Mjjz
— New York Magazine (@NYMag) June 18, 2019
This is so platform!https://t.co/UWcMCRbtP7
— DatafiedSociety (@DatafiedSociety) June 18, 2019
Just going to forward @max_read's piece to anyone who asks me about Facebook's crypto currency: https://t.co/T84QaaNpdO
— fred benenson (@fredbenenson) June 18, 2019
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실명기반, 중앙집중, 사적감사, 기득권 파트너의 자금에 의한 가치 지탱 및 마케팅.
— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) June 19, 2019
이것은 우리가 아는 암호화폐가 아니다.
하지만 상관없다. 가치의 저장 및 교환만 잘된다면.
세상은 그냥 도토리를 원했었고, 금융소외층 17억명 잠재고객은 나쁘지 않다.https://t.co/1LQj28FCgH
What happens when Herr Zuckernuts puts you in jail? Do you forfeit or get fined all your Zuckerdollars? https://t.co/lnFOjIpvf4
— Robert Young Pelton (@RYP__) June 18, 2019
Facebook has announced its new cryptocurrency, and is being very open about its plans to remake the world’s financial systems https://t.co/JT7LIFkh6o
— Intelligencer (@intelligencer) June 19, 2019
Indian WhatsApp users will be first to have access to Libra. if you think Facebook is powerful now, just wait until it’s, essentially, the global federal reserve, overseeing a global currency https://t.co/QfD0Aw69xQ
— Bitcoin, Gold, Silver & Geopolitics (@Super_Crypto) June 19, 2019
This, from @max_read, is the best effort at unpacking Facebook's cryptocurrency that I have read: https://t.co/MuHVfKkM4l pic.twitter.com/Dl3YqDtOy1
— brad esposito ? (@bradesposito) June 19, 2019
I’m trying to think of any company that I would trust less than Facebook as a steward of a global currency.
— Todd Rowell (@onlyanumber) June 19, 2019
Exxon? BP?
Oh wait, is Enron still a going concern?https://t.co/r5nr9pl6rM
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