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Fb's Libra cryptocurrency plans dealt contemporary blow as some other main spouse abandons challenge

A number of manufacturers have left the challenge because it was once first introduced remaining June, most commonly bringing up considerations about law, piling drive at the Fb subsidiary's hopes of constructing a cryptocurrency.
Several brands have left the project since it was first announced last June, mostly citing concerns about regulation, piling pressure on the Facebook subsidiary's hopes of creating a cryptocurrency.

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Author: Newsweek

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