Name: Libraのようなデジタル通貨がドルに取って代わることはあり得るのか？| FT (Could a digital currency like Libra ever replace the dollar? | FT)
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Central bankers like to hang out together.

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who understand what you're going through.

So they meet, in Basel, in Jackson Hole, in Washington,

and they talk about stuff that bothers them.

At the annual meeting of the IMF this year

they spent a lot of time talking about Libra.

And that's because Facebook is about putting power

a new global digital currency backed by a reserve of existing

they had to think about digital currency.

Maybe it has sort of gelled during the summer

because we ended up with a lot of conversations

about Libra, because Libra kind of showed up,

at least from a central bank perspective, kind

But to me this conversation was not new at all.

are moving rapidly out of cash under all circumstances.

So we have had good reasons to think about these things.

Central banks are thinking hard about Libra for two reasons.

There are other stable coins, digital money like Libra,

This is why Mark Zuckerberg had to testify

for the speed with which its network could

gave that speech in Washington the same week

What sets Facebook's Libra apart is the combination

of an active user network representing more than a third

of the global population, with the issuance

of a private digital currency opaquely tied

It should be no surprise that Facebook's Libra is attracting

a high level of scrutiny from lawmakers and authorities.

Libra is going to be backed mostly by dollars.

America's financial leadership around the world,

as well as our democratic values and oversight.

So that's the second thing that bothers central bankers.

Libra wouldn't use existing regulated currencies.

The biggest risk there is to smaller economies,

where there's already a tendency to dollarise,

If a stable coin is not issued in the currency of the country

where it is going to be used, so for example, the Caribbean say,

it could be that this is taking over the majority

The vehicle where you could get the big changes

are the platforms like Facebook, with over two billion people

within the Libra coin where you could see lots of value.

is, how do you regulate something like Libra?

I think Facebook hadn't thought through carefully

is for governments and for central banks.

Countries have been fighting for several hundred years

They're not going to give it up just because Mark Zuckerberg is

and there is no digital financial architecture

I believe that this problem can be solved, and Libra can help.

Public sector has always had a say when it comes to money,

sort of entirely private monies, using the plural.

those types of arrangements tend to collapse sooner or later.

When private companies create their own money,

there can be innovation, but there can also

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