Facebook (FB.CUR)
Description
Launched on 15/01/2019 by Currency.com team based in Gibraltar and Belarus, represents a tokenised version of the traditional financial market - Facebook shares on Ethereum blockchain, price of underlined assets is tailored to Facebook market price. Tokenisation of the asset provides the possibility to invest to popular financial markets worldwide using crypto.
Full Name | Facebook (FB.CUR) |
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Start Date | N/A |
Algorithm | ETH Token |
Proof Type | N/A |
Website | currency.com/tokenized-securities-overview |
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Previous Total Coins Mined | N/A |
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