Topic: BRAVE Blockchain Based Browser Launches Token Tip Service for Twitter Users (Read 103 times)
August 03, 2019, 07:42:00 AM
I'm a brave user but not a twitter user but will open one soon, because of this feature, but what I'm waiting for is their announcement that all Brave users will have rewards, from viewing ads from their browser, it is not yet implemented, globally but looking forward to seeing that happens.
August 03, 2019, 07:26:37 AM
I don't follow Brave development anymore since this plan was just announced then. Is it already implemented or still in development progress? Anyone has an idea?
August 03, 2019, 07:23:58 AM
Great idea from Brave If I may say, I knew about the tip on publishox but I am just getting to know about the one of twitter, I will check it out.
Brave Rewards users can also receive tokens by watching privacy-protected ads or through traditional purchases. August 02, 2019, 01:31:32 AM
If this is true, I think it is a good move by Brave but it all depend on our good Brave browser is.
August 02, 2019, 12:45:09 AM
Great idea from Brave If I may say, I knew about the tip on publishox but I am just getting to know about the one of twitter, I will check it out.
August 02, 2019, 12:32:39 AM
The blockchain-based decentralized internet browser, Brave, can now enable Twitter users to tip content creators with the original Basic Attention Token (BAT).
Brave discussed the public launch of the token tip service on the August 1 announcement, where users were reported to be able to determine the amount they wanted to tip into a particular Twitter account, and the recipient would receive their tip in the form of a BAT token directly.
This announcement also includes a number of features related to tipping services, including preparing routine recurring tips and a mechanism for Tweeting to tip makers to tell them how to claim their donations.
Brave began testing his Twitter tip service in May on testing and developing a browser version called Brave Nightly.
As detailed in the announcement, this new feature comes as an offer in a new browser through Brave Rewards. Users who have chosen Brave Rewards will now see tip options on Twitter posts when viewing Twitter through their Brave desktop browser. Brave Rewards also supports tipping on YouTube and Twitch, and according to reports will come to Reddit, GitHub, and Vimeo.
Brave discussed the public launch of the token tip service on the August 1 announcement, where users were reported to be able to determine the amount they wanted to tip into a particular Twitter account, and the recipient would receive their tip in the form of a BAT token directly.
This announcement also includes a number of features related to tipping services, including preparing routine recurring tips and a mechanism for Tweeting to tip makers to tell them how to claim their donations.
Brave began testing his Twitter tip service in May on testing and developing a browser version called Brave Nightly.
As detailed in the announcement, this new feature comes as an offer in a new browser through Brave Rewards. Users who have chosen Brave Rewards will now see tip options on Twitter posts when viewing Twitter through their Brave desktop browser. Brave Rewards also supports tipping on YouTube and Twitch, and according to reports will come to Reddit, GitHub, and Vimeo.
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