Zuckerberg's Diem reportedly weighing sale after stablecoin plans falter
It looks like Meta is planning to jump ship, with inside sources saying that the crypto initiative is trying to sell its assets.
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It looks like Meta is planning to jump ship, with inside sources saying that the crypto initiative is trying to sell its assets.
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