Basketball team owner and billionaire business visionary Mark Cuban characterized Facebook’s Libra stablecoin a major slip-up in a meeting with CNBC distributed on July 12.

During his meeting, Cuban remarked on the social media goliath’s digital money endeavors. He stated:

“I’m not a big fan of what they’re doing there, I think it’s a big mistake.”

Cuban supposedly clarified that he is more worried about Libra’s worldwide effect than the effect it will have in the United States. Per the report, he noticed that “all inclusive and in nations where there isn’t a great deal of guideline of law, or a ton of government solidness, or money strength, at that point it could be risky.” He proclaimed:

“There’s going to be some despot in some African country that gets really upset that they can’t control their currency anymore and that’s where the real problems start occurring.”

Two years prior, Cuban declared that he is wanting to put resources into an advanced money after beforehand calling Bitcoin (BTC) an air pocket.

“I think it’s in a bubble. I just don’t know when or how much it corrects. When everyone is bragging about how easy they are making $=bubble,” he said in June 2017.

As Cointelegraph revealed before today, United States President Donald Trump voiced his restriction to cryptographic forms of money in general, referring to Bitcoin and Libra explicitly. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong remarked that the way that he wanted to slam Bitcoin openly nourishes the story that it is both autonomous of worldwide forces and unfit to be squashed by them.

Then again, Bank of England senator Mark Carney said yesterday that individuals need to recognize the issues Facebook is endeavoring to settle with Libra, paying little mind to the venture’s potential drawbacks.