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META is Planning to Launch Stablecoins on Ethereum in 2025!
Tech giant Meta (formerly Facebook) is reportedly entering the world of stablecoins with plans to launch its own crypto assets on the Ethereum blockchain later this year.
This move could be a game-changer for Web3, signaling deeper integration between Big Tech and decentralized finance.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops!
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META is Planning to Launch Stablecoins on Ethereum in 2025!
Tech giant Meta (formerly Facebook) is reportedly entering the world of stablecoins with plans to launch its own crypto assets on the Ethereum blockchain later this year.
This move could be a game-changer for Web3, signaling deeper integration between Big Tech and decentralized finance.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops!
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šØ#SOLANA CO-FOUNDER UNVEILS #META BLOCKCHAIN PLAN
š¹Toly proposes cross-chain data posting concept
š¹Targets Ethereum, Celestia, Solana integration
š¹Data merged into one sequence via rules
š¹Goal: optimize for cheapest data availability
š¹Potential to reshape multi-chain communication
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š¹Toly proposes cross-chain data posting concept
š¹Targets Ethereum, Celestia, Solana integration
š¹Data merged into one sequence via rules
š¹Goal: optimize for cheapest data availability
š¹Potential to reshape multi-chain communication
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šØ META is bringing STABLECOINS to 3.35 billion users!!!
Facebook, Whatsapp, Instagram - all prepping to roll out crypto payments. thatās not a niche update.
Imagine sending USDC in a dm. tipping in stories. buying products through reels - frictionless, instant, global. It is about to happen!!!
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Facebook, Whatsapp, Instagram - all prepping to roll out crypto payments. thatās not a niche update.
Imagine sending USDC in a dm. tipping in stories. buying products through reels - frictionless, instant, global. It is about to happen!!!
Follow @Professor Mende - Bonuz Ecosystem Founder to stay updated! #Meta #Facebook #Stablecoins #BTCtrade #StripeStablecoinAccounts
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Meta Returns With Stablecoin: The Race for Digital USD is Hotter Than Ever?
On May 8, 2025, Meta (parent company of Facebook) returns to the crypto space, planning to integrate stablecoin to reduce payment fees, joining the wave from Visa, Stripe, and the Trump administration. Will stablecoin shape the future of digital finance? Let's analyze in detail.
Meta Resurrects Crypto Ambitions
After the failure of Libra/Diem (2019-2022), #Meta is restarting plans to integrate stablecoins like USDT, USDC into the ecosystem, aiming to reduce cross-border payment fees, especially for global content creators. According to Fortune, Meta is negotiating with blockchain companies and appointing Ginger Baker ā former Ripple director ā as Vice President of Product. Ripple also launched RLUSD and is in talks to acquire Circle (issuer of USDC), indicating an increasingly lively stablecoin race.
Meta Resurrects Crypto Ambitions
After the failure of Libra/Diem (2019-2022), #Meta is restarting plans to integrate stablecoins like USDT, USDC into the ecosystem, aiming to reduce cross-border payment fees, especially for global content creators. According to Fortune, Meta is negotiating with blockchain companies and appointing Ginger Baker ā former Ripple director ā as Vice President of Product. Ripple also launched RLUSD and is in talks to acquire Circle (issuer of USDC), indicating an increasingly lively stablecoin race.
After shutting down its Diem project in 2022, Meta is now making a quiet return to crypto ā this time focusing on stablecoins for payments, especially to content creators on platforms like Instagram.
While Meta hasnāt partnered with a specific stablecoin yet, the goal is clear: reduce cross-border payment costs and streamline creator payouts šø. In line with this vision, former Ripple exec Ginger Baker has joined Meta as VP of Product.
The company is also reportedly in talks with several crypto infrastructure firms to boost its regional payment capabilities.
Although Diem was shelved, its MOVE programming language continues to power chains like Aptos, Sei, and Movement ā keeping Metaās blockchain legacy alive.
Between 2022 and 2023, Meta filed trademarks related to crypto trading, blockchain hardware, and exchange services, signaling a broader Web3 ambition.
Could this be Metaās real crypto pivot?
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While Meta hasnāt partnered with a specific stablecoin yet, the goal is clear: reduce cross-border payment costs and streamline creator payouts šø. In line with this vision, former Ripple exec Ginger Baker has joined Meta as VP of Product.
The company is also reportedly in talks with several crypto infrastructure firms to boost its regional payment capabilities.
Although Diem was shelved, its MOVE programming language continues to power chains like Aptos, Sei, and Movement ā keeping Metaās blockchain legacy alive.
Between 2022 and 2023, Meta filed trademarks related to crypto trading, blockchain hardware, and exchange services, signaling a broader Web3 ambition.
Could this be Metaās real crypto pivot?
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Solana Founder Proposes 'Meta Blockchain' Network to Connect Chains
A New Vision for Connectivity
Anatoly Yakovenko, the co-founder of the Solana network, proposed the creation of a 'Meta Blockchain' network that connects various blockchain networks, such as Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche.
Objective of the Initiative
The idea aims to facilitate interactions between different networks and unify access to data and smart contracts, creating a more integrated blockchain environment.
What's the Next Step?
Although no specific timeline has been provided, the idea has garnered significant interest from the tech community, which sees it as a solution to the challenges of isolation between networks.
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A New Vision for Connectivity
Anatoly Yakovenko, the co-founder of the Solana network, proposed the creation of a 'Meta Blockchain' network that connects various blockchain networks, such as Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche.
Objective of the Initiative
The idea aims to facilitate interactions between different networks and unify access to data and smart contracts, creating a more integrated blockchain environment.
What's the Next Step?
Although no specific timeline has been provided, the idea has garnered significant interest from the tech community, which sees it as a solution to the challenges of isolation between networks.
#Solana #MetaBlockchain #Interoperability #Shared_Blockchain
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šØ WARREN TO BLOCK BIG TECH STABLECOINSāMETA IN THE CROSSHAIRS! šØ
š¹ Whatās Up: Senator Elizabeth Warren demands the GENIUS Act bar āBig Tech companies and other commercial giantsā from issuing or affiliating with stablecoinsāaiming to slam the door on Metaās rumored return to digital money.
š¹ Metaās Past: Remember Diem? Six years ago Facebook nearly launched its own stablecoin before regulators pulled the plug on Libra/Diem in 2022. Now, Metaās āmulling tokensā has Warren warning of a replay.
š¹ Warrenās Warning: āNo Senator should vote to make it easier for Big Tech to pry into our financial transactions or choke off small businesses and political adversaries from the payments system,ā she said.
š¹ Metaās Reply: Metaās comms chief Andy Stone insists āDiem is ādead.ā There is no Meta stablecoin.ā
š¹ Bill Status: The GENIUS Act stalled this week amid Democrat objectionsābut Warren vows to fix it āas early as next weekā to lock out tech giants.
š¹ Broader Scrutiny: Warren also grilled Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Binanceās U.S. negotiations, underscoring her deep dive into crypto oversight.
š¬ Your Take: Should Big Tech be banned from stablecoin issuance, or are these corporate capabilities vital for payments innovation? Drop your verdict below!
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š¹ Whatās Up: Senator Elizabeth Warren demands the GENIUS Act bar āBig Tech companies and other commercial giantsā from issuing or affiliating with stablecoinsāaiming to slam the door on Metaās rumored return to digital money.
š¹ Metaās Past: Remember Diem? Six years ago Facebook nearly launched its own stablecoin before regulators pulled the plug on Libra/Diem in 2022. Now, Metaās āmulling tokensā has Warren warning of a replay.
š¹ Warrenās Warning: āNo Senator should vote to make it easier for Big Tech to pry into our financial transactions or choke off small businesses and political adversaries from the payments system,ā she said.
š¹ Metaās Reply: Metaās comms chief Andy Stone insists āDiem is ādead.ā There is no Meta stablecoin.ā
š¹ Bill Status: The GENIUS Act stalled this week amid Democrat objectionsābut Warren vows to fix it āas early as next weekā to lock out tech giants.
š¹ Broader Scrutiny: Warren also grilled Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Binanceās U.S. negotiations, underscoring her deep dive into crypto oversight.
š¬ Your Take: Should Big Tech be banned from stablecoin issuance, or are these corporate capabilities vital for payments innovation? Drop your verdict below!
š REPOST to supercharge the Square algorithmāletās make this debate explode!
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šØ Meta Eyes Crypto Comeback!
š Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly planning Metaās return to crypto, this time focusing on stablecoin-powered payouts for global creators.
š¢ Three years after shelving the Diem (formerly Libra) project, Meta is now exploring stablecoins like USDT and USDC to streamline payments across its platforms.
š„ Talks with crypto infrastructure firms are underway, with a potential multi-token approach on the table.
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š Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly planning Metaās return to crypto, this time focusing on stablecoin-powered payouts for global creators.
š¢ Three years after shelving the Diem (formerly Libra) project, Meta is now exploring stablecoins like USDT and USDC to streamline payments across its platforms.
š„ Talks with crypto infrastructure firms are underway, with a potential multi-token approach on the table.
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MEDIA: Meta plans to integrate payments in stablecoins
On May 9, 2025, Fortune reported that Meta is considering integrating stablecoins for payments on its platforms after a three-year hiatus in crypto projects. The company is negotiating with crypto firms to use stablecoins for cross-border payments, particularly for payments to content creators on Instagram, where amounts can be around $100 without traditional fees. Meta has appointed Ginger Baker, a former employee of Plaid and a board member of the Stellar Development Foundation, as Vice President of Products to lead the initiative. This move coincides with the growth of the stablecoin market, which has exceeded $230 billion, and the changing regulatory landscape in the US following the failure of the GENIUS Act in the Senate. Will Meta become the new leader in crypto payments? Find out first by subscribing to #MiningUpdates
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āļø Celsius founder AlexāÆMashinsky sentenced to 12āÆyears and ordered to forfeit $48āÆM + multiple properties for crypto fraud.
šļø Senate stablecoin bill stalls as Democrats cite alleged corruption in the $TRUMP coin campaign.
š³ @Metaāafter selling Diemāis again weighing stablecoin integration to cut payment costs.
š @doodles: $DOOD airdrop begins tonight at 21:05āÆUTCāautomatic distribution, no manual claim needed.
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āļø Celsius founder AlexāÆMashinsky sentenced to 12āÆyears and ordered to forfeit $48āÆM + multiple properties for crypto fraud.
šļø Senate stablecoin bill stalls as Democrats cite alleged corruption in the $TRUMP coin campaign.
š³ @Metaāafter selling Diemāis again weighing stablecoin integration to cut payment costs.
š @doodles: $DOOD airdrop begins tonight at 21:05āÆUTCāautomatic distribution, no manual claim needed.
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ā”ļø LATEST: Meta is exploring stablecoin payment integration for its platforms after a three-year crypto hiatus, per Fortune.
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ā”ļø LATEST: #Meta is exploring stablecoin payment integration for its platforms after a three-year crypto hiatus, per Fortune. š
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Meta Restarts Cryptocurrency Project: Exploring Stablecoin Payment Solutions to Facilitate Cross-Border Transfers and the Creator Economy
According to Fortune magazine's report on May 8, Meta is exploring a stablecoin-based payment infrastructure, planning to reintegrate blockchain technology into its platform, using stablecoins to handle cross-border payments, and paying creators through Instagram, offering a more cost-effective solution than traditional fiat currency transfers.
Currently, Meta is in preliminary discussions with several cryptocurrency companies regarding the application of stablecoins in cross-border payments, but has not yet determined specific partners and is still in a 'learning mode.' The company is also keeping a low profile on this matter and has declined to comment.
In fact, Meta launched the 'Libra Project' (later renamed Diem) back in 2019, intending to establish a global payment network supported by multiple fiat currencies, but it was shelved due to regulatory pressure from U.S. lawmakers, and the related assets were eventually acquired by Silvergate Bank.
However, Meta has not given up. In January of this year, Ginger Baker, who has extensive experience in the fintech field, joined Meta as Vice President of Products to lead the new stablecoin project. Baker previously served on the board of the Stellar Development Foundation, overseeing the foundation's Stellar blockchain project.
As the U.S. intends to regulate stablecoins and use them as a representation of digital dollars, stablecoins have once again become the focus. Fidelity has revealed that it is currently testing stablecoins, while payment giant Visa is considering launching a fiat currency tokenization platform, and Bank of America has also hinted that it will launch its own stablecoin once regulations are clearer.
It is reported that Meta began engaging with cryptocurrency infrastructure companies in 2025 to explore using stablecoins to reduce international payment costs, particularly focusing on small payments for cross-market content creators and digital freelancers.
Meanwhile, Matt Cavin, a representative from USDC issuer Circle, is negotiating a partnership with Meta. Cavin previously held executive positions at the gaming blockchain startup Immutable.
Earlier this week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged the failure of the Diem project but also stated that Meta would continue to attempt to enter markets it had previously ventured into too early or encountered resistance.
Do you think Meta's exploration of stablecoin payments will be successful this time? Leave your thoughts in the comments section!
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According to Fortune magazine's report on May 8, Meta is exploring a stablecoin-based payment infrastructure, planning to reintegrate blockchain technology into its platform, using stablecoins to handle cross-border payments, and paying creators through Instagram, offering a more cost-effective solution than traditional fiat currency transfers.
Currently, Meta is in preliminary discussions with several cryptocurrency companies regarding the application of stablecoins in cross-border payments, but has not yet determined specific partners and is still in a 'learning mode.' The company is also keeping a low profile on this matter and has declined to comment.
In fact, Meta launched the 'Libra Project' (later renamed Diem) back in 2019, intending to establish a global payment network supported by multiple fiat currencies, but it was shelved due to regulatory pressure from U.S. lawmakers, and the related assets were eventually acquired by Silvergate Bank.
However, Meta has not given up. In January of this year, Ginger Baker, who has extensive experience in the fintech field, joined Meta as Vice President of Products to lead the new stablecoin project. Baker previously served on the board of the Stellar Development Foundation, overseeing the foundation's Stellar blockchain project.
As the U.S. intends to regulate stablecoins and use them as a representation of digital dollars, stablecoins have once again become the focus. Fidelity has revealed that it is currently testing stablecoins, while payment giant Visa is considering launching a fiat currency tokenization platform, and Bank of America has also hinted that it will launch its own stablecoin once regulations are clearer.
It is reported that Meta began engaging with cryptocurrency infrastructure companies in 2025 to explore using stablecoins to reduce international payment costs, particularly focusing on small payments for cross-market content creators and digital freelancers.
Meanwhile, Matt Cavin, a representative from USDC issuer Circle, is negotiating a partnership with Meta. Cavin previously held executive positions at the gaming blockchain startup Immutable.
Earlier this week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged the failure of the Diem project but also stated that Meta would continue to attempt to enter markets it had previously ventured into too early or encountered resistance.
Do you think Meta's exploration of stablecoin payments will be successful this time? Leave your thoughts in the comments section!
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