Bitcoin’s digital gold, but Facebook’s Libra is the digital dollar—here’s why that matters

By cineramaJune 20, 2019Bitcoin Business

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The crypto craze is gaining serious momentum.

On Tuesday, social media giant Facebook unveiled plans for a new cryptocurrency called Libra , backed by a host of companies including […]

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Bitcoin’s digital gold, but Facebook’s Libra is the digital dollar—here’s why that matters

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