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Allied and Finastra Are Creating a New Digital Wallet System for Banks

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Allied Payment Network and Finastra are joining hands to create a new product known as the Allied Bitcoin Wallet, which will be available to customers of both platforms through the Finastra Fusion Store.

Allied and Finastra… The Perfect Match?

Created by Allied – and with assistance from the NYDIG – the product is built primarily for financial institutions who are looking to enter the crypto space. Standard banks and similar establishments will be able to use the wallet system to hold their customers’ digital funds. It will also allow them to offer individuals the opportunity to trade, buy, sell, and exchange some of the world’s most popular digital assets such as bitcoin and Ethereum. All crypto-related activity will be processed and overseen through a compliant regulatory system designed to keep customers – and their money – safe and sound.

This is the first time a company like Allied – which works predominantly in bill-paying services – has offered such a product to standard banks. Allied has made a name for itself in the crypto industry by allowing individuals to utilize bitcoin to pay for things like internet bills, small business loans, and other items that typically only accept credit card or fiat payments.

CEO and founder of the firm Ralph Marcuccilli stated in a recent interview:

Allied’s primary focus is to make it easier for financial institutions to provide value-based technology that differentiates them in the marketplace, attracts new depositors, retains through high engagement, and generates revenue. Providing access to bitcoin does just that and is a gamechanger for many community institutions.

The Allied Bitcoin Wallet will be built using Finastra’s technology. The wallet will be able to consolidate bitcoin transactions, account balances, and digital payments into a single location, thereby allowing users to gain access to their crypto and oversee all their trades and activity through a single access portal. This lessens the need for excess login data and makes the process considerably easier and less vulnerable to malicious actors.

The main purpose of the wallet is for standard banking institutions to open their minds to what many analysts and experts agree is a growing financial space that is attracting customers by the thousands. Many assert that if these institutions do not acknowledge the growing presence of crypto, they are likely to miss out on potential business, and their customers may pick up and find what they’re looking for elsewhere.

People Are More Open to Crypto Lately

Vincent Pugliese – SVP and general manager of Finastra – stated:

Bitcoin adoption has increased dramatically over the past ten years, and financial institutions need to be able to service their customers across currency classes. Finastra is excited to launch the first bitcoin wallet in its app store with Allied Payment Network. Through Finastra’s Fusion Store, financial institutions are able to access innovation and claim a leadership position regarding the latest banking trends and technologies.

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John McAfee Claims Poisoning Attempt, Announces New Wallet

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Cybersecurity expert John McAfee claims that enemies tried to poison him, sending him to the hospital. He has also just announced a new cryptocurrency wallet.


It’s been a crazy week for John McAfee, even by his usual standards. The cybersecurity mogul is well known for his colorful tweets, where he’s willing to say anything that passes through his mind.

Claims Enemies Poisoned Him

The Twitter account of John McAfee was silent for a number of days, which is highly unusual for the maverick. Then he posted a tweet earlier today that fell like a bombshell.

In it, McAfee says that he had spent the last three days in a hospital, essentially fighting for his life. The cause of the hospitalization, he claims, is that enemies tried to poison him.

In the tweet, he says:

I apologize for my three day absence but I was unconscious for two days at the Vidant Medical Center in North Carolina and just woke up. My enemies maged to spike something that i ingested. However, I am more difficult to kill than anyone can possibly imagine. I am back.

In a subsequent tweet, he says he knows who was behind the poisoning. McAfee also said that a reckoning will be had as those responsible will “soon understand the true meaning of wrath.”

John McAfee Launches a New Wallet

Five hours later, McAfee was back on Twitter. This time, he proclaimed the launch of a new ultra-secure wallet that’s built by Bitfi. The Bitfi Wallet promises to feature greater security than any other wallet and is automatically updated.

The press release for the new wallet also states:

While most wallets store a 24-word memory key to access funds, the Bitfi Wallet allows wallet holders to store an unlimited amount of funds, without possibility of loss or theft, by utilizing a proprietary and open-source Bitfi algorithm that calculates the private key with a powerful onboard CPU from the user’s own unique secret phrase. The private key only exists for a fraction of a second, just long enough to approve the transaction and is never stored anywhere. The user- created phrase is impossible for others to guess but easy for the wallet holder to memorize.

The press release for the Bitfi Wallet adds:

Unlike other wallets, the Bitfi wallet cannot be tampered with. If it is ever lost, stolen, taken apart and forensically analyzed, the private keys cannot be retrieved, making the wallet safe to purchase from anyone within the network of authorized distribution dealers. Because the Bitfi algorithm is completely open source, users can easily obtain their private keys without any reliance on 3rd parties, including Bitfi itself. Furthermore, instead of having to access each currency from individual folders or multiple wallets, users can view and control all of their digital currencies and assets in one place via the Bitfi dashboard.

Overall, it’s been an eventful week for John McAfee. First, he winds up in the hospital for several days. Then, he announces the launch of a new wallet just a few hours after notifying his followers of his recent ordeal.

Do you wish your life was as interesting as McAfee’s? Let us know in the comments below.


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Binance Makes First Purchase, Buys Trust Wallet

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Binance, the second largest cryptocurrency exchange, made their first acquisition, buying Trust Wallet.


Binance is one busy cryptocurrency exchange. It currently sits at the number two position on the exchange listing, with OKEx narrowly beating it. Binance had a total 24-hour transaction volume of $1,299,622,913 to OKEx’s $1,456,957,825. Now the crypto exchange has made its first acquisition as it announced it had purchased Trust Wallet.

Giving Customers More Control

Trust Wallet is a decentralized application browser and wallet provider that allows users to store a dizzying array of Ethereum-based coins. In fact, it can hold more than 20,000 different tokens altogether. Even better is that it does not collect a lot of user data, a feature that crypto enthusiasts likely enjoy.

The cryptocurrency exchange bought Trust Wallet to give their customers greater control over their portfolio of virtual currencies. Zhao Changpeng, Binance CEO, said:

The users control 100 percent of their funds. Now we have both a decentralized and centralized solution for custody.

Binance has made their first purchase, buying Trust Wallet.

Of the acquisition, the exchange also noted:

The company has built a reputation for security and has held itself to the guiding principles that it will never access user wallets, hold private keys, and ask for personal information. The Trust Wallet brand and team will retain the autonomy and freedom to develop the core product while benefiting from the increased synergy from Binance.

Financial details of the purchase were not released. What is interesting is that this won’t be the only item on Binance’s shopping list as the exchange says that it is in talks with other companies it’s interested in buying.

A Busy Year

2018 has been a pretty hectic year for the exchange. Back in March, the company announced plans to relocate to Malta, a country that is fast becoming a cryptocurrency and blockchain hub.

In June, the exchange expanded by launching the first fiat-crypto exchange in Uganda. This was a tremendous move as it opened up opportunities in a country where access to finance is very limited.

Just two weeks ago, Binance held another of its quarterly token burns. A total of 2,528,767 BNB (worth about $30 million) was burned off, dropping the circulating supply of BNB down to 144,443,301 tokens.

Overall, Binance is having a banner year, and it definitely has money to buy more than Trust Wallet. The exchange expects to generate at least a billion dollars in revenue by year’s end.

Do you think the purchase of Trust Wallet is a good decision? Let us know in the comments below.


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Built-In Cryptocurrency Wallet Coming to the Opera PC Browser

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Opera, the web browser used by over 320 million people, is bringing its mobile cryptocurrency wallet to the PC.


There are several important considerations for a cryptocurrency wallet. Two of these are security and accessibility. Opera, a pioneering web browser, took these features to heart when they launched a built-in cryptocurrency wallet for Android mobile devices (Opera for Android) last month. Now that wallet is coming to their PC-based browser.

Opera Looking to Make Cryptocurrency Mainstream

The PC browser will feature a built-in cryptocurrency wallet that features Ethereum support. Opera believes this new innovation will help fulfill the company’s goal of incorporating built-in features that their users are looking for. As such, they look to push technology forward.

Krystian Kolondra, Opera’s EVP Browsers, says:

At Opera, we try to stay at the forefront of innovation. Our next aim is to make crypto-integration mainstream. We believe blockchain technology has the power to transform the web of tomorrow and expect it to make a big difference in the years to come.

Charles Hamel, Product Lead of Opera Crypto, adds:

By adding a crypto wallet directly into the browser, we removed the need for complex extensions or separate apps. Opening up the PC browser to crypto marks Opera’s second step towards making cryptocurrencies and Web 3.0 mainstream.

PC Using the Mobile Wallet

It should be noted that the cryptocurrency wallet is not totally self-contained for the Opera PC browser. The PC browser works with the user’s mobile device (Android) browser to use the cryptocurrency wallet.

Users will have to connect the two browser version (mobile and PC) to fully use the PC version of the wallet. This connection is easily made. Users just have to scan a QR code from their Opera PC browser to link the two.

A user then spends their cryptocurrency using the PC browser, but they confirm the purchase on their mobile phone. There is no password to remember to access the PC wallet. The phone’s secure system lock is used to store the keys. In addition, users will sign for their cryptocurrency transactions by using their fingerprint, which greatly enhances overall security.

Krystian Kolondra notes:

After making crypto payments smooth and easy on mobile, we wanted the find the perfect solution for PCs. We realized the best way is to utilize our new mobile crypto wallet technology and to give our PC users access to it.

The wallet supports both tokens and collectibles, so you can stash your CryptoKitties there. Overall, this is a promising development. Having a very accessible cryptocurrency wallet that is quickly and easily used can help push cryptocurrency adoption for everyday purchases. While you can’t just use your PC to complete the transaction, that’s not really an issue as most people keep their mobile devices close at hand. Plus, the Opera for Android wallet is user-controlled, which means all the controlling keys are stored on the phone and nowhere else.

Do you plan on using the built-in cryptocurrency wallet for the Opera PC browser? Let us know in the comments below.


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Storing Private Bitcoin Keys in DNA Takes Password Security to a New Level

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Secure storage solutions for cryptocurrency are not easy to come by. Most existing solutions require an investment and may not be user-friendly to novices. Some Bitcoin enthusiasts are deciding to store their private keys in DNA strains to keep the details confidential.


DNA to Store Information

In the scientific world, DNA can serve many different purposes. It is designed to store genetic data of humans, animals, and plants alike. However, the data found within DNA strands can be rewritten. This allows for many different and unique use cases to be explored now and in the future. One such use case comes in the form of storing cryptocurrency address information. More specifically, the private key associated with one’s wallet address.

This new option is being explored by some die-hard Bitcoin enthusiasts. Carverr, a new startup, is turning it into a promising business model. The company helps clients secure their digital portfolio by embedding key information in a microtube of DNA. On paper, it sounds rather ludicrous, but there appears to be a market for this solution. Using DNA tubes improves the longevity of password storage and increases overall security.

Embedding the information within DNA is easier than originally assumed. Data is broken down into binary details. Afterward, it is converted to DNA “language” and put into a plastic microtube. Said tube can then be read back by a sequencing machine to reveal the Bitcoin wallet’s private key. There is a bit of effort involved, but for those paranoid about security, it can offer many benefits.

A new startup lets people store their Bitcoin wallet keys in synthetic DNA.

Paranoia or a Logical Evolution?

To many people, storing data inside DNA is a bridge too far. Given the average person’s nature of being careless with passwords and data, solutions like these are no unnecessary luxury. It also addresses problems beyond traditional security concerns.  In terms of data storage, this approach can be of immense value down the line.

Synthetic DNA is capable of storing much more information in a very small form factor. It can last hundreds of years, making it superior to hard drives or other existing technologies. While the process is anything but user-friendly, vast improvements can be made in the coming years. Bitcoin investors do not mind spending a bit of money for such niche services.

The future of Bitcoin private key storage may look very different from today. Even if DNA storage does not become mainstream, other innovative solutions will come to market. For long-term Bitcoin holders, storing a private key in such a manner can make perfect sense. It prevents them from panic selling or falling victim to market FOMO. It is also a rather interesting social experiment in its own unique way. Plus, there’s no worry about a hard drive dying, taking the vital data with it.

What do you think about using DNA to store Bitcoin keys? Let us know in the comments below.


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Company Claims Executive Stole Millions in Cryptocurrency

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A former COO of a Vancouver-based marketing company has been ordered to return a laptop that may contain millions in cryptocurrency.


While Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been around for a decade, many businesses are still not that knowledgeable about this new technology. This lack of understanding can lead to unintended consequences, especially when coupled with a lack of oversight. A marketing company has taken its former COO to court to regain a laptop that can possibly contain millions in cryptocurrencies.

COO Takes Lead in Cryptocurrency for Company: Bad Decision

The ex-COO is Jason Bradley Arnold, and he’s been taken to court by his former employer, Shair.Com Global Digital Services Ltd., over some missing cryptocurrency. Shair.com is an online publishing and marketing company, and Arnold was brought in as COO in 2011.

According to the court document, Arnold portrayed himself as “being very knowledgeable and experienced in computer technology.” The company bought Arnold a laptop, which he used for his duties as COO. The laptop was meant to be fully linked to Citrix, a secure server that the company used to allow employees to remotely gain access to needed information.

In 2013, Shair.com became interested in cryptocurrency, and Arnold was given the lead in this new endeavor due to him having the most expertise with crypto. At the beginning of 2014, the COO told the company he had created a Bitcoin wallet on the laptop that the company could use. He also told them that he created a digital and paper backup of the wallet as well as another digital backup on the Citrix server.

Arnold then spent $18,500 of company money to purchase bitcoins, which took place between June and August of 2014. He then supposedly converted some of the BTC into Whitecoin.

Whitecoin

Company Kept in the Dark

However, Shair.com was unaware of the purchase of BTC and subsequent trading for Whitecoin. In addition, Arnold did not provide them with any information about the supposed backup wallets he had created.

Arnold and Shair.com parted ways in April 2017, but it wasn’t until December 2017 that Shair.com realized that he still had his company laptop. They also realized that he not uploaded any of the wallet info to Citrix, nor had he created the backup wallet on the server at all.

Shair.com then asked Arnold to return the laptop, but he did not, saying that the laptop had died. He told the company that “everything was lost on it, including the wallet.” Arnold did say that he had 26 Dash in his possession, which he then transferred over.

The judge noted in his ruling that the company hired a digital currency consultant to figure everything out. The consultant found that nine digital wallets were linked to Arnold, and the consultant also discovered the initial cryptocurrency purchase, which the company did not know about.

The value of the cryptocurrency on the laptop (if it’s still there) could be considerable. If the crypto is all Bitcoin, then the $18,500 originally spent is now worth $225,000 in value. However, if the bitcoins had been converted into Whitecoin, the value would be a staggering $5.3 million.

Shair.com petitioned the court for the laptop to be returned. They also asked that $3 million of Arnold’s holdings be frozen and held until the end of the lawsuit. These assets include three homes, two ATVs, a boat, two vehicles, and a rural plot of land.

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At the ruling made last month, Arnold didn’t bother to show up or have a lawyer present. The judge made two rulings on this case. First, he ruled that the laptop be returned, saying:

The plaintiff [Shair.com] has established that it has a claim to a proprietary interest in the laptop computer and in any digital currencies purchased by the defendant flowing from the plaintiff’s initial $18,500 investment in Bitcoin. I would note that in his correspondence, the defendant [Arnold] did not deny that interest. He simply stated that his computer had died and that the wallet information was no longer available.

 

Given the nature of digital currencies and difficulty in tracking ownership of digital wallets, I am satisfied that there is a reasonable apprehension that the currencies may be transferred outside of the jurisdiction.

As for Shair.com’s request that $3 million of Arnold’s assets be frozen, the judge denied this. He said:

The plaintiff has provided a list of known assets of the defendant in BC that total approximately $3 million. There is no evidence to suggest that the defendant has taken any steps or has any intention of disposing of those assets.

The judge noted that the value of the missing cryptocurrency is actually unknown. Therefore, he says:

While the plaintiff speculates about what that initial investment might be worth now under different scenarios, it is just that, speculation. To tie up almost $3 million of the defendant’s assets in the face of such a speculative claim would, in my view, be unreasonable, particularly given, again, the absence of evidence about likely disposition of assets.

Overall, it’ll be interesting to see if the laptop is returned and if the cryptocurrency can be recovered. This just goes to show that businesses that dabble in the digital currency ecosystem had better know what they’re doing so as to not be taken advantage of.

Do you think the laptop really “died” or did the ex-COO do something with the missing Bitcoin and Whitecoin? Let us know in the comments below.


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Zebpay, a Leading Indian Cryptocurrency Exchange, Shuts Down

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In what came as a shock and surprise to its 1.5 million customers, Zebpay, a leading Indian cryptocurrency exchange, announced earlier on Friday its intention of shutting down its trading operations.


Shocking Announcement

Zebpay, one of India’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges, earlier on Friday caused jitters among the Indian cryptocurrency community by announcing its intention of shutting down its trading operations. The company expressed its helplessness in the wake of falling trading volumes after the country’s central bank had banned banks from conducting business with cryptocurrency exchanges.  RBI’s (Reserve Bank of India, the country’s central bank) circular issued in April earlier this year took effect from the first week of July.

Zebpay is credited with making Bitcoin popular among the country’s growing cryptocurrency community and was a market leader for two years before competitors like Koinex were launched last year. In December last year, Zebpay was adding around 300,000 users daily. As per the announcement, the wallet on the platform will continue to be functional, and customers can hold or move their coins as per their convenience. The exchange, however, has not ruled out resuming operations if the country’s apex court passes a judgment in favor of the exchanges.

On their blog, Zebpay notes:

The curb on bank accounts has crippled our, and our customers’, ability to transact business meaningfully. At this point, we are unable to find a reasonable way to conduct the cryptocurrency exchange business. As a result, we are stopping our exchange activities.

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Crypto Crackdown

The crackdown came after most Indian cryptocurrency exchanges were raided late last year by the tax authorities suspecting the exchanges of wrongdoing (accepting cash and tax evasion). All centralized exchanges, including Zebpay, had to suspend deposits and withdrawals of INR, the Indian fiat currency. Business on all crypto exchanges was impacted as trading volumes plunged drastically.

Zebpay tried to remodel itself as a crypto-to-crypto exchange, but apparently, there is not enough trading volume for it to survive. For crypto-to-crypto trading, customers continue to prefer more prominent overseas exchanges like Binance due to larger trade volumes.

Other peers like Koinex and WazirX have recently launched their P2P (peer-to-peer) platforms to enable the customers to continue trading cryptocurrencies against fiat as a workaround to the RBI ban. Zebpay did not opt for the P2P route.

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Regulatory Uncertainty Killing the Sector

Till April this year, all was well for Zebpay and other cryptocurrency exchanges. Cryptocurrency trading was booming with close to 2000 bitcoins being traded on all exchanges put together. RBI, in an unexpected circular sent out in April, advised banks to sever business relations with cryptocurrency exchanges after giving them a buffer period of three months.

The circular came into effect from July 5th. Multiple cases were filed in different courts across the country challenging the notification. The country’s highest court intervened and clubbed all the petitions together, and after numerous hearings, set September 11th as the final date for judgment on the matter. However, due to the backlog of pending cases, the hearing has been getting re-scheduled in the supreme court since it came up on September 11th.

The Indian cryptocurrency community is an anxious lot, especially the traders and investors who entered the markets at its peak during November 2017 – January 2018 and could not exit the market during the three-month buffer period provided by the central bank as their portfolio was down (in some cases by 80-90%). Their only hope now is a favorable decision by the country’s apex court as they wait for the judgment day with bated breath.

 Do you think a growing economy like India should shy away from cryptocurrencies? Let us know in the comments below.


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Four More Fake Crypto Wallets Removed From Google Play Store

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Android users remain subject to numerous malware threats. Criminals continue to target cryptocurrency users at every possible opportunity. A new batch of fake crypto apps has been identified on Google Play Store. Unsurprisingly, they all mask as legitimate wallets, despite having a more nefarious purpose.


New Google Play Store Threats Arise

For cryptocurrency users, mobile applications are a blessing and a curse. The added convenience is something many people tend to enjoy. At the same time, no mobile app can be taken at face value these days. This appears to be especially true where Google Play Store applications are concerned. Four new malicious applications have been identified by researchers this week.

All of the applications try to mimic legitimate altcoin wallet solutions. Two of the fake offerings purposefully target NEO users. One other is designed to defraud Tether’s USDT users. All of them have been installed several dozen times, which is incredibly worrying. While Google has removed the apps from the Play Store since then, it is another example of how easy it is to submit malicious crypto offerings.

The main purpose behind these wallets can be split into two camps. Either the criminals want to phish for information, such as login credentials or private keys. Another option is how thieves want to directly steal the cryptocurrency through a fake wallet offering. In the latter case, withdrawing funds from an in-wallet address becomes impossible.

New Google Play Store Threats Arise

The Emerging Trend Continues

This new incident joins a growing list of Android-related issues. Criminals have submitted fake Google Play Store apps for several months now. In all cases, they slip through Google’s security checks, for reasons unknown. Especially wallet applications prove particularly harmful in this department. It is difficult to distinguish a fake offering from the real deal under the circumstances.

The most worrisome aspect is how these applications become easier to create. Researchers confirm these four fake wallets are built using AppyBuilder. Its drag-and-drop interface lets anyone put together an Android application without coding knowledge. This creates many opportunities for criminals to explore. Storing cryptocurrency on mobile is slowly becoming a major security risk if this trend keeps up.

Cryptocurrency users remain a prime target for criminals. Despite falling prices, interest in Bitcoin and altcoins remains rather high. This also means a lot of new people are introduced to mobile wallet solutions. As Android remains the most popular mobile operating system, criminals have their targets for the picking. Especially if their app makes it to the Play Store without problems.

Have you been fooled into downloading one of these fake crypto apps before? What can / should Google be doing to combat this disturbing trend? Let us know in the comments below.


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Facebook Is Officially Ending Its Novi Wallet

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Facebook – or Meta, as it’s now more formally known – says it’s officially shutting down its crypto wallet system Novi.

Facebook Is Ending the Life of Novi

The wallet will remain active until September 1 of this year and then become lost to time. July 20 was the final day that customers still using the wallet (if any) could add to their stashes. The company has already issued a notice to clients that they should withdraw and move their funds to separate wallet systems “as soon as possible.”

Facebook has had one of the most embarrassing crypto rides in the history of the space. As a social media giant, the company has done quite well when it comes to garnering “likes” and attention. Even after the days of the Cambridge Analytica scandal that saw many users’ private information offered up to third parties without their consent or knowledge, Facebook remains as used today as it was ten years ago, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be successful in every venture it’s attempted, and crypto certainly falls into the gloom and doom category.

Following Cambridge Analytica, Facebook announced that it was going to be entering the crypto space as a way of helping people regain their trust of the social media platform that ultimately failed them. They were going to give people a new way to utilize crypto to make payments for goods and services, and it would all be done through the social media platform’s financial channels.

There were several people that scoffed at this idea. Trust in Facebook was down following the scandal. If the company couldn’t be trusted not to sell information like people’s birthdays or locations, who would be foolish enough to trust their monetary data to the same entity?

It can be argued that Facebook was never quite able to move past Cambridge in this sense. People just never regained full trust of Facebook, and thus the crypto project it had in mind – while it may have been noble at one stage – did not ring bells in people’s minds. Following many attempts to get the system off the ground, Facebook ultimately fell victim to the ongoing committee speculations that occurred, and it appears Novi is finally bidding crypto traders goodbye once and for all.

Will the Firm Still Enter the Crypto Space?

A company spokesperson explained in a recent interview:

We are already leveraging the years spent on building capabilities for Meta overall on blockchain and introducing new products, such as digital collectibles. You can expect to see more from us in the web3 space because we are very optimistic about the value these technologies can bring to people and businesses in the metaverse.

At the time of writing, Facebook has not stated if it plans to enter the crypto space again in the future.

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