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Death of Meta’s stablecoin project was ‘100% a political kill’ — Ex Diem boss

Press Releases Crypto News Cointelegraph Death of Meta’s stablecoin project was ‘100% a political kill’ — Ex Diem boss

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen supposedly convinced Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell into killing the project, the former Meta executive said.

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