Facebook appears to be getting more serious about blockchain, having recently named an engineering director dedicated to the technology.
The social media giant has appointed one of its senior engineers, Evan Cheng, as its first “director of engineering, blockchain.”
The new position was first reported by TechCrunch and confirmed by Facebook on Thursday.
According to Cheng’s LinkedIn profile, he served as the director of engineering for programming languages and runtimes at Facebook for almost three years prior to his new focus on blockchain, following a 10-year stint at Apple.
On Cheng’s Twitter account, his biography also implies that he has an expertise in blockchain and crypto as it claims that his “day job – programming languages, runtimes, compilers; night job – blockchain, crypto.”
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