Topic: [2017-04-05]Kim Dotcom Previews Bitcache, Introduces Megaupload 2’s Bitcontent (Read 405 times)

because Megaupload if it launches will be big
not blackcoin/paspagon big with capitalisation less than 5.1 mil USD ( https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/blackcoin/)
but really huge,it would bring bitcoin closer to the average Joe who just uploads a picture of his cat
and stumbles upon the "recieve payments in BTC" option
on the other hand,we heard this before and Kim didn't deliver
I doubt he would this time either

“However, he still has not given an estimated launch date.”
BlackCoin has been delivering content for payment for over a year now, with Paspagon. Why would I want to trust a 3rd party with storing my digital “for sale” items, when I can run it all myself and not involve a middle-man ? I see no mention of how much end users of Bitcache are protected or charges for this service … or even when it might actually be open to the public.I think i will stick with BlackCoin/Paspagon

Kim Dotcom has recently tweeted a preview of the long-rumored, much anticipated Bitcache system. He also introduced Bitcontent, a sales platform based on his upcoming Megaupload 2. “Get ready Bitcoiners,” Dotcom tweeted. “Bitcache will take Bitcoin to the mass market.”
Kim Dotcom’s Walkthrough

In his video, Dotcom called the demo “a first walkthrough of how the features work and how the site looks.” The first screen of the demo self-proclaims the system a “trusted global distribution of digital goods.”

The preview began with Dotcom unveiling a smooth interface which he called Bitcontent. It allows users of his platform to monetize any file by uploading it to a “Bitcache container” and charging a price in bits to download or stream it. He showed a four-step process which allows users to sell items online for bitcoin through his Megaupload 2 website and through widgets that can be inserted into other websites online.
The Four Steps of Bitcontent

Kim Dotcom Previews Bitcache, Introduces Megaupload 2's Bitcontent
Kim Dotcom
The First Step
Immediately after uploading any content onto the system, a page called “Price” will be displayed, which lets users choose the amount of local currency or bits that they would like to sell their content for. “We will always display currency in bits to your audience,” according to the instructions on the page. However, there is a currency setting which allows prices to be displayed in any currency on a drop-down menu.

Dotcom said that the price of the download is set by the user who uploaded the content, adding that it can be anything such as two pennies or twenty dollars. Three options listed are the abilities to limit the number of downloads to a certain number, to allow people to pay more for it, and to only allow streaming of the content.

The Second Step
The ‘Details’ step allows users to add content into text boxes in order to create a mini-sales page, complete with a banner image to help market the product.

The Third Step
The ‘Account’ page has users either log into their Bitcache wallets, or set up new ones which only require an email address and a password. The username for the wallet is the email address. After account creation, new users must confirm by email before using their wallets.

The Fourth Step
The fourth and final page, called ‘Distribute,’ displays the widget and a code snippet that sellers will use to insert into their own websites. The page also offers a short, share-ready link to be spread around for marketing purposes, to attract others to the sales Kim Dotcom Previews Bitcache, Introduces Megaupload 2's Bitcontentpage.

In the demonstration, Bitcontent hosted the sales pages on MU2.com. There is no word yet if that will be their final home, or if the Korean-registered MU2.com domain, which is still unfinished, will be searchable. There is also no mention of how it will be kept safe from takedown attempts once people start selling pirated goods on Bitcontent.

Finally, the process allows for uploading more files to the offering, and for further customization of the widget for colors and other appearances. The widget has a pop-up customer sales/support box, which allows the seller to talk to potential buyers through Bitcontent.

Dotcom said that Bitcontent will be able to sell “files and video streaming” from the start and, at a later stage, it will be able to sell “entire websites to monetize their content, for example, for news sites.” However, he still has not given an estimated launch date. He tweeted:

Your privacy & security matters. Bitcache will ultimately replace credit card payments on the Internet. That’s how big this is. Watch me.
read more:https://news.bitcoin.com/kim-dotcom-bitcache-megaupload-2-bitcontent/