Why so many companies bailed on Facebook’s Libra project at once

By cineramaOctober 11, 2019Bitcoin Business

Image: Facebook When Libra launched on June 18th , it seemed like an alarming new front in Facebook’s megalomaniacal expansion. Having captured billions of users and tens of billions […]

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