What else have social networks prepared there?
Tips in BTC? Easy! | One by one, social networks integrate digital assets into their system. Who? Why? How exactly? Wait for a second! We'll explain everything step-by-step. |
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| | Twitter is one of the first social networks to introduce cryptocurrency payments into its functionality. In 2021, the company launched the "Tips" function. It allows users to support their favorite accounts financially. In addition to the usual payment services, the platform has added the ability to leave tips in BTC using Strike, a program built on the Bitcoin Lightning network. According to Jack Dorsey, co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, users in countries like Africa may not have access to traditional providers, so Bitcoin is one of the best solutions. |
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| Reddit doesn't fall behind either. The platform is known for allowing users to pay for their premium membership in BTC in 2013. However, it removed this feature in 2018, citing Coinbase updates.
In 2020, they tokenized points on the second-level blockchain, Arbitrum, for selected subreddits — supporting topics or categories of the platform. And in June 2021, they even launched the CryptoSnoos NFT collection. |
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| And how without Meta? Back in 2018, Mark Zuckerberg, the company's chief executive officer, announced the development of the direction of digital currencies in two segments: the development of its asset and the creation of the next generation of platforms, the Horizon Worlds metauniverse. It works with VR and AR headsets. Zuckerberg describes the new digital world as "the Internet where you're in the experience, not just looking at it." |
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| That's how it goes. Read our new article and impress everyone with your knowledge of the crypto world. |
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