#BigTechStablecoin — is a stablecoin issued by a large technology company, such as Meta, Google, Apple, or Amazon. Unlike traditional stablecoins (e.g., USDC), they rely on massive user bases and Big Tech infrastructure. An example is the Libra (Diem) project from Meta, which was shut down due to regulatory pressure. Such coins promise fast and cheap payments directly within applications but raise concerns: centralization, data control, and financial influence over states. While there are currently no direct launches, interest remains—especially with the rise of Web3 and digital currencies. This potentially marks a new stage in the evolution of digital money.