2019-7-18 17:09 |
In a worsening climate for digital asset platforms and skepticism about Facebook’s Libra, Japan has come up with a renewed effort for cryptocurrency adoption.
origin »2019-7-18 17:09 |
In a worsening climate for digital asset platforms and skepticism about Facebook’s Libra, Japan has come up with a renewed effort for cryptocurrency adoption.
origin »Facebook’s plans to launch a cryptocurrency are an indication that blockchain technology has come of age and is ready for prime time, especially in Japan. According to the chairperson of the Japan Security Token Association, Go Masuda, Libra is blockchain’s second “killer app,” after Bitcoin: “The industry lacked a good use case of blockchain technology.
2019-10-3 21:18 | |
Japan analyses Libra influence on the economy and the impact it can have on the economy The virtual currency was announced by Facebook on June 18 Japan is analyzing the effects that the recently announced Libra stablecoin would have on the financial markets and the economy. This is according to a recent report released by […]
2019-7-14 19:28 | |
Can Libra survive the Tokyo Drift? It has been a little over a month since Libra was unveiled and yet, it seems to have been a lot longer. The litany of reports, concerns, hearings and reactions from lawmakers regarding Libra is certainly entertaining for the cryptocurrency community, but it does pose an interesting question – […] The post Japan rolls out Libra ‘working group’ to assess macro-economic impact; looks to include G7 countries appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-7-13 11:00 | |
A growing number of governments have responded to Facebook’s cryptocurrency plans including China, France, India, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Singapore, Thailand, the U. K. , and the U. S. Several intergovernmental organizations have also weighed in such as the European Central Bank and the Bank of International Settlements.
2019-7-11 08:30 | |
Facebook's Project Libra has put the world on notice. The cryptocurrency genie is out of the bottle and regulators are nervous. From Japan to the US, authorities around the world are pushing back against the proposed digital currency.
2019-7-10 22:00 | |
The deputy governor of Japan’s central bank predicts a large user base for Libra and warns Facebook to comply with money laundering and risk management regulations. Libra’s ‘enormous’ user base According to Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya, Libra could have a high user base in the future.
2019-7-6 22:10 | |
Despite favorable regulation, Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya stated that digital currencies operators must comply with regulations on money laundering and risk management. The announcement was made in reference to the launch of Libra, the new global cryptocurrency from Facebook.
2019-7-6 19:00 | |
The list of regulators eyeing Facebook’s cryptocurrency with apprehension keeps growing less than a month since Libra was announced. According to the Nikkei Asian Review, the Bank of Japan is worried that Libra will be a big risk to the existing financial systems as it is hard to regulate.
2019-7-3 15:47 | |
Japan's central bank has joined the regulators worldwide expressing concerns over the potential risks posed by Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
2019-7-3 12:00 | |
Japanese messaging company Line Corp is reportedly gearing up to launch a cryptocurrency exchange, The report comes just days after fellow tech giant Facebook announced the launch of Libra. According to Bloomberg, which cites people close to the matter, Line could receive its license this month, with exchange operations expected to begin a few weeks after it gets the green light.
2019-6-20 14:34 | |