Former Meta executive David Marcus has revealed that he sees the end of the company’s stablecoin project Libra – formerly known as Diem – as “100% a political kill” after the firm worked with regulators to get it off the ground.
The native token of the XRP Ledger may have been seeing a “leverage-driven” pump after it surged more than 50% over the past week to surpass Solana’s market capitalization.
South Korea is set to delay the implementation of its cryptocurrency gains tax for another two years. The Democratic Party of Korea, the majority party in the legislature, has agreed to the proposal, which is expected to be voted on by the National Assembly.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Meta’s Stablecoin Project Was a ‘Political Kill’, Says Former Exec
- XRP Surges Past Solana’s Market Cap in ‘Leverage-Driven’ Price Pump
- South Korea Postpones 20% Crypto Tax Implementation
- Stablecoin Pairs on Centralised Exchanges Trending Toward Record Monthly Volumes This Year