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Facebook plans June 18th cryptocurrency debut. Here’s what we know

Facebook is in the end able to show information about its cryptocurrency codenamed Libra. It’s recently scheduled for a June 18th unencumber of a white paper explaining its cryptocurrency’s fundamentals, in step with a supply who says a couple of buyers briefed at the undertaking by means of Facebook had been instructed …
Facebook is finally ready to reveal details about its cryptocurrency codenamed Libra. It’s currently scheduled for a June 18th release of a white paper explaining its cryptocurrency’s basics, according to a source who says multiple investors briefed on the project by Facebook were told …

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Author: Josh Constine

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