After many years of silence since Libra (Diem), Meta is quietly making a comeback in the digital currency space. This time, the tech giant is opting for a more cautious strategy: partnering with third parties to launch stablecoins and build a new payment infrastructure for billions of users in its ecosystem.
The stablecoin plan is back on track for the end of the year
According to close sources, the group led by Mark Zuckerberg is planning to integrate stablecoins in the second half of this year. The goal is to create a payment system based on a USD-pegged token while also launching a new e-wallet for cross-border transactions.