 Per CNBC, which cited research compiled by Barclays' Ross Sandler, the Silicon Valley-based Facebook may stand to gain $00 billion in revenue by 0000 for the launch of Facebook Coin (FBCoin). Sandler explained that if worst comes to worst, the social media giant may ‘only' net $0 billion revenues from the digital asset, a (centralized) cryptocurrency reported to be a USD-backed stablecoin for that social media ecosystem. This means that the Silicon Valley firm's first consumer-facing blockchain product could be integral in the company's future, which is now uncertain due to privacy concerns, executive departures, and the ever-present #deletefacebook movement.  Per CNBC, which cited research compiled by Barclays' Ross Sandler, the Silicon Valley-based Facebook may stand to gain $00 billion in revenue by 0000 for the launch of Facebook Coin (FBCoin). Sandler explained that if worst comes to worst, the social media giant may ‘only' net $0 billion revenues from the digital asset, a (centralized) cryptocurrency reported to be a USD-backed stablecoin for that social media ecosystem. This means that the Silicon Valley firm's first consumer-facing blockchain product could be integral in the company's future, which is now uncertain due to privacy concerns, executive departures, and the ever-present #deletefacebook movement. 