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A prominent law firm has announced plans to file a class-action lawsuit against investors who purchased Libra, the cryptocurrency launched by Facebook in June.
The law firm, Glancy Prive, claims that Libra investors were misled by false and misleading statements made by Facebook and its partners about the potential risks and benefits of the cryptocurrency. The lawsuit alleges that Facebook and its partners failed to disclose the true nature of Libra, which was marketed as a stablecoin designed to facilitate low-cost transactions and financial inclusion.
However, the lawsuit claims that Libra's launch was marred by controversy, including concerns over its potential impact on the global financial system and the lack of regulatory oversight. The lawsuit also alleges that Facebook and its partners failed to disclose the true risks associated with Libra, including the potential for market volatility and the lack of protection for investors.
The lawsuit seeks to represent all individuals who purchased Libra between June 18, 2019, and the present. The law firm is seeking damages and other relief for the investors, who are alleged to have suffered financial losses as a result of their investments in Libra.
The lawsuit comes as Facebook faces increasing scrutiny over its handling of Libra. The cryptocurrency has faced opposition from regulators and lawmakers around the world, who have expressed concerns over its potential impact on the global financial system and the lack of regulatory oversight.
In a statement, Glancy Prive said that it is committed to protecting the rights of investors who were misled by Facebook and its partners. The law firm said that it is seeking to hold Facebook and its partners accountable for their actions and to provide relief to investors who were harmed by their investments in Libra.
The lawsuit is the latest development in the controversy surrounding Libra. The cryptocurrency has faced opposition from regulators and lawmakers around the world, who have expressed concerns over its potential impact on the global financial system and the lack of regulatory oversight. Despite the controversy, Facebook remains committed to the development of Libra, which it believes has the potential to provide financial inclusion and access to underserved communities.