Facebook and blockchain

[bittraffic]

they don't have to do an ICO but I think if they release it for even $5 each a lot of us will buy. The questions would be what is the token for and its usefulness in the social media site? If it can be use to accept the adverts then maybe. If its going to be used by massively it can probably be worth a $100+. Everything will blow up too even the verge

[YzzyGo]

Blockchain really has the potential to change the way we handle security and what more if we can use it to change the way we handle money? Bitcoin will be at the forefront of future transactions and this article is proof that we are heading in the right direction.

[israfil]

We work through our various types of Facebook online activities, we have to remove Facebook very carefully and what the government wants and what we hate will be different. For example, there should be nothing without a smart strategic step that should prohibit ICO advertising.

[zorko34]

Everybody will adopt blockchain including Facebook.
This technology is totally disruptive, it Is not a niche technology as many people think!!
so, everybody will adopt it soon or later!! the benefits are too high in order to not consider the blockchain!
and with the passege of time this great technology will be more adopted by everyone!!
cheers

[pancawati77]

This news is real and not just the rumor or banning of any crypto ads on their platforms does make a lot of sense because first you can eliminate your competitors instead of trying to become a sustainable monopolist.

If from the facebook seriously want to make a coin and wallet technology itself then it will enliven the list of other crypto currency. We know facebook is the largest social media company in the world that much in demand of all circles. Hope it can come true.

[Lannie25]

Facebook is one of the biggest social media and through this you can esily advertise the blochain market to get inform the other people which is the best and leading coin in the market

[maikala]

Facebook is launching a new team dedicated to the blockchain. The move is noteworthy for a couple of reasons:
As the former president of PayPal, Marcus has a lot of payments expertise and has been in charge of Messenger through a lot of significant changes over the years. In fact, Facebook’s decision to split Messenger out of the core app so that users had to download the standalone app in order to receive messages on mobile happened during Marcus’s first month on the job. He oversaw Messenger’s push into customer service bots, shopping and, more recently, advertising. His departure from that role is notable, especially since Messenger is just starting to ramp up its advertising business.
The blockchain, which serves as the technical foundation for all cryptocurrencies — like bitcoin — is all the rage. Facebook’s decision to pursue blockchain technology will most certainly add some validity to the crypto industry, which has been very chaotic. This doesn’t mean that Facebook will build its own cryptocurrency, but there are many ways that blockchain technology could be used that have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies, including encrypted data storage. Marcus does have a personal interest in cryptocurrencies, though. He joined the board of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase in December.

[lissandra3612]

facebook now has banned all bitcoin advertising and it seems pretty hard for facebook to accept the bitcoin present on it again

[Minerall]

All business in cryptocurrency is in blockchain everyone links to other. New invester is linked with older, and some amount of profit is shared to old invester. Facebook is mainly used for publishing news of cryptocurrency. Some of business is also done via Facebook.

[Hammonds]

Cryptocurrency has been in the world for a long time just people are not aware and after Bitcoin appeared to be traded in 2009 then all aware of its importance Blockchain.

Facebook is also just like that, they are not yet aware of what it is its function of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency. When I realized maybe I just drink coffee while laughing. LOL

[nohai_11]

If you think Facebook wants working on block-chain it just rumors not at all.because Facebook and block-chain both are different platforms.

[Ava Duvall]

they have got a plan for a long time. but i think it's hard to build a system. because we all want to use facebook free

If facebook would have a fee it would loose its rating fast, people would use free platforms and avoid facebook and that is definitely  not the goal in mind

[wqiwi212jsjs@jj]

No one is sure what, untruthful rumors only make us skeptical. Electronic technology is growing. To really have the place Facebook need as a form of storage is almost blockchain and crypto is worth to consider.

[IndigoRed]

I believe blockchain is also being used by instant messaging apps? But whether Facebook is using it for security or as a features enhancement, all these applications are supporting the fact that blockchain will be the foundation of most, if not all, digital platforms of the future. That’s why we believe in crypto success in the future too –because it’s backed up by a fast, secure and transparent foundation.

[Heartland76]

what..........it just a rumors.

[Syarief28]

in my opinion they already have plans for a long time. but I think it's so difficult to build a system. because we all want to use Facebook for free and the only thing that is not safe from your privacy.

[burky155]

I really feel very happy if this happens.. There are 1000's of speculations in the market news but i hope this one was true. Think about howmany new investor would become one of us with the facebook cryptocurrency. Actually i also believe that Mark Zucherberg would go into the crypto World.. So we are waiting for good news..

[ompoetra]

After months of Facebook-bashing over the Cambridge Analytica scandal - and with the expansion of Facebook's failure in terms of data protection and accountability - the company may have used some respite. A few days of speculation leaks about how Facebook can use blockchain will give that up.
But while the related psychological-mindfuck problems that are taking place on both sides of the Atlantic may have played a role in the launch, Facebook is always bound to experiment in blockchaining at some point. In part, that's because everyone in Silicon Valley is the same. Amazon, Google and Microsoft recently launched several projects involving blockchain technology; even Apple, in 2017, filed a patent which indicated its interest in a distributed ledger

[Panasony]

Fear of fraudulent, multi-level fraud and terrorist financing activities through Bitcoin and other pre-encrypted types Facebook issued a ban on advertisements related to encryption but later changed them. His book and allowing ads related to coding to be displayed back on social networks could be a good sign for the crypto market.

[Nolan786]

People will accept it sooner or later and with great time, this wonderful technology will be accepted by everyone !! Facebook is launching a new team dedicated to blockchain. As former PayPal president, Marcus has a lot of paid expertise and has been in charge of Messenger through a lot of significant changes over the years. He monitors the motivation of Messenger into customer service programs, shopping and, more recently, advertising. Blockchain, which serves as the technical basis for all electronic money - like bitcoin - is all rage. This does not mean that Facebook will build its own electronic money, but there are many ways that blockchain technology can be used without regard to electronic money, including encrypted data storage. He joined the Coinbase Electronic Money Exchange Board in December.