Tomorrow, Facebook seems to release complete info of its new “cryptocurrency” project Libra — of course, Twitter has loads to say.

Few concrete elements about Facebook‘s Libra formally known as GlobalCoin, have been made public so far. Records show the likes of Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, and PayPal have already paid a $10 million fee to become validators on the network, that enables untapped access to related data.

Facebook‘s reported goal is to attract 100 companies to enroll in the Libra Association, which would see Zuckerberg and co.net a cool $1 billion right off the bat.

Unlike Libra, Bitcoin is a permissionless system, wherein anyone with access to the computational sources required to run a full node may join. These are available for purchase for significantly less than $10 million.

Facebook reportedly seeks to make Libra available for everyone and will pitch it as a method of providing the 1 .7 billion “unbanked” adults worldwide with financial services.

The dawn of Libra will place the social media giant within the arena of fintech. Despite it being a stable coin, some pundits say Facebook’s sheer reach could see it have an adverse impact on Bitcoin.

Other Twitter commentators hilariously trust this is all a conspiracy, and it’s really Ripple (XRP) that will power Libra, which seems an impressive exercise in optimism.

Facebook is expected to publish the Libra white paper tomorrow and could unveil a testnet version of its blockchain as early as next week, but it’s clear nobody really knows what will come next.