Nope, but many already do accept cryptocurrencies
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin/who-accepts/
Nope, but many already do accept cryptocurrencies
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin/who-accepts/
Not if you ask Rubini - about 20 minutes in - he gets quite agitated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtLkVgzI_RY
No goods or services are priced in bit coin or any other shit coin
it's not a store of value
it's not a means of payment
you trade one shit coin for another shit coin
Bezos needs to troll him and rename Amazon Gift certificates to "AmazCoins". Backed not by real money, but by inventory in their warehouses.No goods or services are priced in bit coin or any other shit coin
it's not a store of value
Bitcoin has never gained traction as a small value transactional currency and I doubt it ever will without a Tecent or Apple guiding development and distribution of POS apps.
https://coinmap.org/#/world/16.80454108/-6.67968750/2
Cryptocurrencies have the potential for a secure Store of Value
Apps backed by social media giants are successful as a Medium of Exchange (WePay, Alipay)
Can Facebook combine these two on a global scale? That is the question
Facebook responds to “Why was Rust chosen for Libra?” in congressional hearing
Such a technical question coming from a US Congressman. The rest of the representatives in the room must be so confused.
This is the guy, previously in the Air Force and NSA:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_Riggleman
Regulators mount up!
https://www.ft.com/content/05be7adc-c4c1-11e9-a8e9-296ca66511c9
Two of the project’s founding backers told the FT they were concerned about the regulatory spotlight and were considering cutting ties. Another backer said they were worried about publicly supporting Libra for fear of attracting the attention of agencies who oversee their own businesses.
And Temasek is in... I think India's Reliance Group should also be in the consortium given Facebook's recent investment.
https://twitter.com/mjruehl/status/1261256218531688448