15 October 2026
David Marcus Once Again Clears The Doubt Relating To Libra
The head of the Facebook’s Crypto wallet Calibra, David Marcus assured the members of the Congress with his words, as United States Senate Banking Committee discloses his opening statement ahead of the cryptocurrency project’s July 16 hearing. David Marcus approach the issue of Facebook’s Libra and its associated wallet Calibra which faces lots of political oppositions. He presented the structure and management of Libra as well as Calibra with their associated commerce and consumers. He once again gave the clarity and highlighted that no organization will be solely responsible for the Libra Blockchain and the Libra Reserve but rather, a cooperative approach will be taken. He also mentioned that Facebook will form the Libra Association and currently the work is under process. According to him the social networking site trying to gather 100 members before bring the Libra Blockchain live and states, “Once the Libra network launches, however, Facebook and its affiliates will have the same privileges, commitment, and financial obligation as any other founding member of the Association.” He points out that the Libra Association expects Libra to be licensed, regulated, and subjected to supervisory oversight and to contribute to the battle against illegal activities including money laundering and terrorism financing. He also cleared that the libra blockchain will not hold monetize on personal data. Libra’s privacy regulator will be the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC). Marcus claims that Libra should be considered as cash and not a payment tool and also added that unlike other stablecoins, Libra is not pegged to a single asset. “Libra will be fully backed on a one-to-one basis through the Libra Reserve, which will hold a basket of currencies in safe assets such as cash bank deposits and highly liquid, short-term government securities. These currencies will include the U.S. dollar, the British pound, the euro, and the Japanese yen.” Marcus also strongly agrees with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s comment that the review process of Libra should be thorough. Further, he stated that he is expecting this to be the “broadest, most extensive, and most careful pre-launch oversight by regulators and central banks in FinTech’s history.Explore related on CoinsCapture
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