Facebook doesn’t disclose its plans for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. In a new article in Business Insider reported that Facebook met with representatives of the Stellar (XLM). However, Facebook denies the potential partnership with Stellar and said that no negotiations in this regard are not maintained. Despite denials, Facebook has been actively exploring blockchain technology… More
Cheddar reports that Facebook denies the negotiation of a partnership with Stellar (XLM). Earlier there was news that Facebook and Stellar consider a potential partnership, which planned the creation of the blockchain on the basis of Stellar. The press-Secretary of Facebook Said that the company “is not involved in any negotiations with Stellar, and we… More
After careful analysis of their advertising policy, Facebook has allowed the placement of specific advertisements associated with cryptocurrencies. Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States got the green light in this social network. Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, announced it in his Twitter account, expressing pride and enthusiasm about their contributions to what… More
It seems that Facebook is getting more serious about blockchain technology. The social network recently, a post of “Director for development of the blockchain” which was occupied by one of the senior developers Evan Chang. This information first appeared on TechCrunch and soon her confirmed Facebook. According to the LinkedIn profile of Cheng, he held… More
A couple of days ago in the Internet appeared the stunning news that the giant social networking Facebook is going to buy Coinbase — one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges. This is reported by independent media and other news agencies in the UK. Anthony Cuthbertson at the Independent on June 2 in his article proved… More
Facebook has updated its advertising policy, and resolved to advertise the cryptocurrency. However, the ban on advertising of ICO remains in force. In his statement on this occasion, the representatives of the company announced that in recent months they tried to find the most appropriate model for the cryptocurrency industry to enable to advertise companies… More
Despite the advertising ban ICO and cryptocurrency projects, Facebook started its active work in the field of blockchain and cryptocurrency. Forget about bitcoin. How about cryptocurrencies from Facebook? According to the American business publication Cheddar, the world’s largest social network has begun work on creating its own cryptocurrency in order to provide a convenient and… More
Facebook announced the creation of a team that will study the blockchain. The initiative will be headed by David Marcus, who held the position of Vice President for the company messenger (Messenger). Marcus also previously served as President of PayPal. After almost four extremely enjoyable years I spent in Messenger, I decided it was time… More
Martin Lewis, a well-known journalist and expert in the financial sector, is suing Facebook for defamation and illegal use of his face is more than five dozen fraudulent projects related to cryptocurrency. Lewis is also known as “an Expert on saving money in the UK.” “In the past year, the social networking site has published… More
9 APR cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced that the new Vice President (VP) of communications was Rachel Horowitz. Horowitz previously worked at Spark Capital, which is one of the largest investors in Coinbase. In this organization she was a partner, head of marketing and communications, and acted as adviser to the founders portfolios. Prior to Spark… More