imagine high volume small denomination libra transactions between florida and colombia - fb will spend the rest of their days trying to explain to fbi they didn't mean no harm.
imagine high volume small denomination libra transactions between florida and colombia - fb will spend the rest of their days trying to explain to fbi they didn't mean no harm.
The reason governments are worried about Libra is not his but the fact that people might choose to no longer exchange for fiat. If you are transacting and earning Libra, why would you swap for dollars/euros and pay the transaction fees for that? This is a much bigger concern for governments than the black market economy.
tell this to Vinnik, a Russian national who was arrested in Greece on behalf of FBI and extradited to US:)
if FB starts enforcing KYC, then the adoption will be very narrow - US and few other developed countries. even in US i doubt that many people will be happy to share their driver's licences and bank accounts with FB for obvious reasons. and without wide adoption there will be no libra "closed system" as you described. this is catch 22. i don't see how FB can pull this off. i don't even see any clear strategy behind libra.