The co-creator of Facebook’s cryptocurrency has further clarified how Libra is expected to operate and provided some insight into what we can expect for the much-maligned stablecoin. According to a recent speech by Christian Catalini, Facebook’s new stablecoin will generate profit through a new advertising revenue model that is kept entirely separate from Facebook.
Although Libra will be primarily generating profit through advertising, Catalini further clarified that this will not involve selling customer data. Instead, the company will use an entirely new business model that is completely separate from the targeted-advertising model that Facebook uses.
Should Libra users have any concerns using the Calibra app, they will be free to store, send, and receive their Libra with a number of third-party apps. These wallets may have different features, terms of use, and more — which should force Calibra to keep its wallet competitive in terms of data privacy.
However, as a hybrid private-public blockchain, only certain members will be able to contribute to network security by running a node. Similarly, it is likely that only authorized third-party wallets, exchanges, and custodians will support Libra — essentially giving Calibra a great deal of control over how Calibra is distributed and used.

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