The “Libra” currency offered by Facebook, which Facebook is working to officially launch next year, amid great regulatory uncertainty and uncertainty.

Spread The “Libra Developers” website released a statement explaining that the project has been increasing in strength since it began working on it five months ago and is still growing continuously.

The statement issued was an update on the developments that Facebook has reached.

One of the project’s developers, Michael Engle, indicated that the Libra beta network has recorded 51,000 transactions since it was reset last September.

The developers have also developed 34 projects on the beta network including 10 wallets and 11 blockchain explorers.

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The organizers of the project also called the “pre-mainnet”, which is a replica of the main network for the purpose of testing it.

The statement also said that the “pre-mainnet” network now has 7 nodes in operation, with 14 more in operation.

The Libera Association published its first blockchain development roadmap in early October, saying that the group is focused on bringing more partners into its mainnet.

In mid-October, 21 members of the Libra Association, including Facebook, formally signed the association’s charter.

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According to the blog post, the first roadmap is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

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