Calibra News

It only took Libra/Diem two years to come full circle from publishing its white paper to falling apart.

There are two big questions on everyone’s lips now: What exactly is Facebook’s Diem, and what it will offer its potential 2 billion users?

Attorney General William Barr tendered his resignation to President Trump last night, opening up the conversation as to how a Biden-appointed successor will handle crypto.

The Libra Association has made a key hire in its pursuit of a new cryptocurrency and payments system.

Goldman Sachs attacks crypto, why Bitcoin may be wandering into a bull trap, and how Libra is going to make money.

Facebook continues sprucing up for regulators.

Facebook’s Calibra team introduces a new protocol for distributed auditing of assets that could have saved Mt. Gox.

Since white paper’s release in June 2019, Facebook’s Libra has continued to rely on blockchain architecture, vice chair Dante Disparte says.

Calibra has outlined a new technique for testing a protocol’s Byzantine fault tolerance.

Facebook’s Calibra is looking to create 50 new roles for its workforce in Ireland, as the firm seemingly bucks the trend of private-sector layoffs during the coronavirus crisis.

Digital lead for Calibra explains why Facebook has built a new programming language called Move to power the Libra blockchain.

Facebook’s Calibra is in search for two marketing specialists as the company continues the development of its Libra stablecoin project.

Libra will be a “journey of years and decades” and not a payment service like PayPal but more of an interoperability protocol like email, says Calibra’s VP of product.

The head of Calibra — the wallet for Facebook’s Libra stablecoin — said that the network will have better money laundering standards than most other payment networks.

Author of the Token Taxonomy Act and member of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee Rep. Davidson speaks with Cointelegraph ahead of Zuckerberg hearing.