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Two countries promise to block Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency
Facebook plans to launch its cryptocurrency, Libra, next year despite intense scrutiny and regulatory hurdles. France and Germany are two of the latest countries to oppose Libra, saying they plan to block the use of Libra in their countries once Facebook releases it next year. In this episode of TECH(feed), Juliet discusses the concerns nations have over implementing Libra and why it could pose an economic risk.
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