Jul 2, 2019
In June 28th, 2019, LibraVista announces that it has launched a Facebook Libra Explorer (http://www.libravista.com).

July 1, 2019 /PressReleaseAgency/ —
In June 28th, 2019, LibraVista announces that it has launched a Facebook Libra Explorer (http://www.libravista.com).
Backed up by Facebook, Libra is a decentralized cryptocurrency utilizing the Libra Blockchain technology, which aims to enable a simple global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people.
The early-access code for Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency hit GitHub two weeks ago, and up to now, the project Libra on GitHub has been saved or “starred” by close to 10,000 users, signifying an early wave of interest among open-source participants. The construction of the Libra ecosystem has kicked off, and LibraVista is undoubtedly one of the strong competitors.
“In LibraVista, you will have a comprehensive sight of the entire Libra ecosystem. For instance, you can check each Libra transaction, create Libra Wallet, try Libra applications, and join developer communities. " said Tong Gao, co-founder of LibraVista and TokenClub.
Tong regards Libra and Bitcoin as two different possibilities of cryptocurrency future, and these two paths have a few connections yet there are still a lot left to be merged. Currently, TokenClub serves as the entrance to the Bitcoin-oriented traditional cryptocurrency world, while LibraVista is born to be the window of the new Libra world built by Facebook and its partners.
However, Libra still has a long way to go in realizing the vision of “Moving money around globally should be as easy and cost-effective as — and even more safe and secure than — sending a text message or sharing a photo”. A series of controversies, such as international regulation, national monetary sovereignty and data security, will still be problems that Libra has to face in the future.
Some of the criticism leveled against Project Libra is verging on the hysterical, but in other cases, it is well founded. Facebook’s proposed digital currency may succeed, or it may be shut down before it has a chance to blossom. Regardless of the outcome, there can be no stopping the revolution that Bitcoin started. The death knell has been sounded for national fiat currencies and the rulers who wantonly debase them. The future of money will be digital and it will not be controlled by the state. As a wise man once wrote, “If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry.”
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