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One goal with the Facebook Globalcoin is to be an alternative to government-backed fiat-currency in the third world. Image source: Shutterstock
Globalcoin, the new cryptocurrency founded by Facebook, will be controlled by a foundation, not by Facebook themselves.
Just one week ago, Trijo News reported that Facebook plans to release their own cryptocurrency Globalcoin next year.
However, the launch could be even closer. According to sources to the news site The Information, Facebook plans to unveil their cryptocurrency as soon as later this month. It is still unclear if the unveiling will be connected to the actual release of the coin.
According to the sources, Facebook also plans to let a Facebook founded foundation control the Globalcoin. This to both avoid critique for being too centralized, as well as to comply with all financial regulations.
Facebook Globalcoin will be marketed aggressively as an alternative to government-backed fiat-currencies in developing countries. It is, however, still unclear if and when we could expect a release in the rest of the world.
Trijo News has previously reported that Facebook is on the hunt for an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer.
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