Facebook Is Losing Its Cover for Libra As More Members Flee

By cineramaOctober 11, 2019Bitcoin Business

David Marcus, head of Facebook’s Libra project, said the departure of five more members was “liberating.” Then there were 22. Last week, PayPal became the first to defect from […]

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