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Although I don't know all the aspects around the Libra protocol, I'm fairly sure that FB is only making the Calibra App. The (stablecoin) Libra should be able t
by sdan 7y ago
Although I don't know all the aspects around the Libra protocol, I'm fairly sure that FB is only making the Calibra App. The (stablecoin) Libra should be able to be accessed through other wallets overtime (given it is a cryptocurrency).
Since it is a cryptocurrency, the whole point is to allow people to send money w/o censorship.
- lawn 7y agoIt's not a cryptocurrency though. It even says in their white paper that it's a permissioned system. Calling it a cryptocurrency is just marketing to ride on the hype train.
- baby 7y agoThere are permissioned and permissionless cryptocurrencies. Otherwise what is the point of creating such a nomenclature? The whitepaper also says that Libra will launch permissioned and transition to a permissionless cryptocurrency.
- lawn 7y agoObviously the point is to ride on the hype train by redefining the original meaning. It's similar to a "democracy with a dictator", it just doesn't make sense. Yes, and Facebook hasn't lied to us before? They don't have an actual plan on how to accomplish this transition, which necessarily includes completely redefining the whole system Libra is based on.
- krageon 7y agoIt is not a good idea to take what Facebook says at face value. It is worth examining anything they say in an extra critical and sceptical way because of their (at this point) well-documented willingness to lie and bend the truth.