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Facebook has published a new version of the Libra whitepaper with some key changes. Is it enough to appease regulators?

This came after Facebook and its partners updated Libra whitepaper.

The Libra Association recently updated its whitepaper, making major changes.

Facebook and partners have changed the basic structure of Libra.

The stablecoin project has advantages over Libra, but does not have access to Facebook’s 2.5 billion users.

The New Jersey-based electronic agency prime brokerage was announced as the Libra Association's 22nd member last week.

The group has been plagued by high-profile departures, including PayPal, Mastercard, eBay, Stripe, and many others.

The regulator’s decision will be based on the success of private players in the sector.

The defamation lawsuit has been filed in a Dublin court.

With the new addition, the association now has 21 members.

Eight months after Facebook announced the launch of Libra, the future of the project is still uncertain.

The Libra Association is now left with 20 members.

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John de Mol sued Facebook in June over ads that falsely used his image to back a crypto scam.

Apart from the usual concerns, the regulators are worried about the rise of scams using the digital currency.

The company did not disclose any measures to tackle the threat.

7 original members of the LIbra Association already left the project.

Mark Zuckerberg is about to testify on Libra today before Congress.

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