Facebook as a Major Thief: From Idea to Logo

2019-6-25 13:02

Coinspeaker Facebook as a Major Thief: From Idea to LogoWall Street Journal readers found an interesting add between their finance news. It appears as if not only Libra’s logo is subject of discussion: one of the defining characteristics of Facebook’s project is seemingly inspired in a key element of Hedera Hashgraph.Facebook as a Major Thief: From Idea to Logo

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