The internal meta-post says: The goal is to make it 'deep' with blockchain.

Meta chief executive Andrew Bosworth told blockchain technology research staff on Tuesday in an internal article.

According to an internal article published by the director on Tuesday, Facebook's parent company, Meta, is working on a "deep cycle" with blockchain technology.

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth (Andrew Bosworth) commented in an article in a press release telling New York Times employees: The Acquisition and Participation of Various Blockchain or Cryptocurrency Technologies Over the Years future. These technologies include web3.

Bosworth warned staff to be cautious, but said the company should get the technology ahead of other tech companies, warning that blockchain technology (product distribution remains important) may be "next year." Impact on our economy "

“My whole message is to dig deeper into blockchains,” he wrote. "I don't think you can trust it, but I would like to see ways of working with web3 entrepreneurs in the field. I think it's an interesting direction to work with."

Experts, entrepreneurs and tech entrepreneurs have debated the future architecture of the internet, and some believe that blockchain blockchain technology is a way to harness the power of giants like Meta and Google. .

But when Google refused to get involved in cryptocurrencies, Meta tested cryptocurrencies, including efforts to create a global digital currency that could be used by Facebook and WhatsApp users. David Marcus, director of the cryptocurrency project, announced it out of the meta last month when facing the topic of digital currency trading and regulatory oversight.

Bosworth, who is responsible for Meta's augmented and virtual reality operations, said in an article that the company needs to develop a way to work with NFTs. These tokens are proven devices using blockchain technology, and according to the global blockchain smart contracts and autonomous organizations, these organizations are affiliated with the online management of cryptocurrency tokens.

However, he also told Meta staff not to make too many changes relying solely on the use of technology.

“Most people are happy to use Facebook and Google, but some are not,” he wrote. "And those who choose not to use it are incredibly involved in creating a truly magnificent wave."

One of Meta's board members, Marc Andreessen, who helped run investment firm a16z, established the web3 technology and company investment fund.

Metacompany did not respond to this request.