Facebook to launch digital foreign money, 'Libra,' in effort to create new global payment system

The undertaking is the most important step of any main company into the rising geographical regions of digital foreign money and blockchain generation.
The project is the biggest step of any major corporation into the emerging realms of digital currency and blockchain technology.

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