On June 18, 2019, Facebook announced Libra. It's a virtual currency or cryptocurrency. Even if some people don't agree with that definition. says, it will run on a blockchain. Again, that is a ...

PayPal has pulled out of Facebook’s digital currency project, known as Libra, a blow to the social media company that has faced stronger-than-expected scrutiny over its proposed creation of an ...

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In June 2019, after years of being under scrutiny for the impact its platforms have on society, Facebook unveiled one of its most ambitious projects yet: a cryptocurrency called Libra, which would be ...

Europeans and Americans have their Visa and Mastercards. For everyone else, here comes ... Libra? Facebook’s new Libra digital currency is aimed at a huge potential market for financial services — the ...

The Democratic majority on the House Financial Services Committee has drafted legislation that would issue fines to Big Tech companies for distributing digital currency or operating as a financial ...

In context: It feels like just about every company is trying to hop on board the cryptocurrency train, and Facebook was no different. Back in 2019, the social media giant unveiled "Libra," its own ...

Reports surfaced this week that Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms, is planning to sell intellectual assets from its proposed digital currency, originally dubbed Libra, and shutter the project.

This is the same Libra that Visa and Mastercard officially distanced themselves from last week, and Paypal last month. Honestly, after that happened, I can't see Libra going anywhere. You can tell me ...

Facebook has announced its own form of cryptocurrency called Libra alongside a digital wallet named Calibra, which will allow users to pay for everyday items directly using their smartphone. Here is a ...