if it supports bitcoin i am joining
It doesn't atm. maybe they'll add Bitcoin support in future. 
Topic: Tsu, the facebook alternative to add Bitcoin ? (Read 1873 times)
if it supports bitcoin i am joining
I've been using tsu for quite some timw but then I had to stop because they only offer a check as payment and thus it will not be able to pay me in my country. Earning it that social media is quite easy and I must say it's really fun. The bitcoin concept combined with tsu, I guess will only result to a positive outcome. I hope they will really consider into implementing the concept of bitcoin to their site. It can also be a good thing for the bitcoin community to team up in a social media like this. 
i dont know how to earn $$ from tsu,i've been register and posting some post.
This is a video of an italian youtuber that uses tsu, where he explains how it works.
He earns almost 200$ every month.
This is a news to me. I'm not aware of an alternative to facebook. But it's a good thing for bitcoin community as we see they are integrating bitcoin for the users earning.He earns almost 200$ every month.
Making $200 per month would be a awesome earning I usually dream of it. But not at all possible for me with my current positions.
Well fb still has the most users, even between 18-24.
I think that tsu will be never able to reach not the activity of Facebook but even 1/1000 of its activity, revenue and users. And this figure is overestimated. Facebook is out and to away of every kind of concurrence in its field of work.
i joined Tsu for some time since his launch before about a year now, it's really new comparing with facebook or even twitter, but its growing too. The sharing method isn't so simple and many users joined only for money and then left after not earning good amounts.
I f it will support Bitcoin, i think its intelligent method to get more members
This is a video of an italian youtuber that uses tsu, where he explains how it works.
He earns almost 200$ every month.
He earns almost 200$ every month.
Kudos for reaching out to them.. We need more people like you. 
I agree with you 100% and support my suggestion that we need to find ways for people to earn Bitcoin on
every day social networks, to spearhead mainstream adoption. See this thread where we are discussing this : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-will-grow-if-we-create-opportunities-for-people-to-earn-it-1211346
I also reach out to companies directly with Bitcoin ideas, and seldom receive any feedback... So it's nice of them to reply to your email.
....Well Done.
I agree with you 100% and support my suggestion that we need to find ways for people to earn Bitcoin on every day social networks, to spearhead mainstream adoption. See this thread where we are discussing this : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-will-grow-if-we-create-opportunities-for-people-to-earn-it-1211346
I also reach out to companies directly with Bitcoin ideas, and seldom receive any feedback... So it's nice of them to reply to your email.
....Well Done. 
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It's not about the post you write, but the views and likes that your post receive. Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
And you need a lot of followes to make decent money.
so it work like the youtube monetization, which is 5k for 2M viewer, approximately
it's not that easy to reach 1M viewer, they should pay more to be honest, especially if it is in bitcoin
Never knew that it pays that well. Probably a great way for people in poor countries to make a living by sharing videos.
I like the concept of Tsu, but it seems to be pretty hard to earn any decent money. Bitcoin does fit perfect here though!
I disagree. The technical aspect doesn't matter for the consumer, only the ease of use and the market penetration.
In both, decentralized solution totally suck. There is no way the average user of Facebook would move on a decentralized solution if it isn't easier to use and faster. The final user tolerate no lagg, no friction and do not want to use his brain.
It is the sad reality.
That's what I've said myself basically as the hindrance to mass adoption. However, I do see the potential for p2p-architecture based networks to eventually enable easier-to-use applications than today. No more scalability problems, no need to remember dozens of accounts and passwords everywhere, you'll automatically self-authenticate with your identity in the blockchain (or in a similar system).
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It's not about the post you write, but the views and likes that your post receive. Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
And you need a lot of followes to make decent money.
so it work like the youtube monetization, which is 5k for 2M viewer, approximately
it's not that easy to reach 1M viewer, they should pay more to be honest, especially if it is in bitcoin
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It's not about the post you write, but the views and likes that your post receive. Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
And you need a lot of followes to make decent money.
Long moral of the story short: Forget about such centralized social networks. We need a distributed, decentralized social network.
I use Diaspora* and RedMatrix/Friendica but they're not quite there yet to gain mass adoption. It seems to me that the biggest obstacle are some of the technical implications of decentralization implemented upon the old webserver/-client model that users just don't understand. Also there are scalability problems (store all data on all pods/hubs? that becomes too expensive for the admins. or only some data? if so, which, and how, if users perform searches?) So it seems we need a network that works more in a more P2P fashion with the back-end talking to a common but distributed, redundant but de-duplicated storage layer (see storj, maidsafe).
I use Diaspora* and RedMatrix/Friendica but they're not quite there yet to gain mass adoption. It seems to me that the biggest obstacle are some of the technical implications of decentralization implemented upon the old webserver/-client model that users just don't understand. Also there are scalability problems (store all data on all pods/hubs? that becomes too expensive for the admins. or only some data? if so, which, and how, if users perform searches?) So it seems we need a network that works more in a more P2P fashion with the back-end talking to a common but distributed, redundant but de-duplicated storage layer (see storj, maidsafe).
I disagree. The technical aspect doesn't matter for the consumer, only the ease of use and the market penetration.
In both, decentralized solution totally suck. There is no way the average user of Facebook would move on a decentralized solution if it isn't easier to use and faster. The final user tolerate no lagg, no friction and do not want to use his brain.
It is the sad reality.
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It seems to pay as much as a bitcoin faucet but the work is very different. You have to get a fan base and discuss a lot.
You have to compare it with YouTube. I guess that none of us ever earned a cent but some people make tons of money.
I made some money once on YouTube because I reached over 350K views. Some videos get billions of views.
This is not for everyone but those able to reach a great audience should get paid. We need to diversify the way of getting income.
(...) if you want to earn significant profits you need to seek something like Gokano.
Checking this out. Thanks.
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
I don't think you can earn significant profit from it. Money you possibly can earn will be more within a facets level.Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It is primarily a social network, if you want to earn significant profits you need to seek something like Gokano.
I do not know about that new facebook alternative and it's earning potential. I need to thank this thread for the informations on that site.
But no other earning opportunities till now can not match bitcointalk. Faucet level of earning is not in my list as I do not want wasting time.
I have tsu accounts which I created early 2015, I grabbed some usernames that I like 
but I don't use those accounts. If they add Bitcoin, I'll gladly come back to that site.
but I don't use those accounts. If they add Bitcoin, I'll gladly come back to that site. 
All these companies are like boxers. When they're on top they look totally invincible. As soon as they start to falter everyone wonders what they ever saw in them.
Facebook could be nowhere in five years. Nothing is guaranteed in an arena where your users can abandon you with a click. There's never been anything like it with quite that much market penetration. Who knows what's around the corner?
Facebook could be nowhere in five years. Nothing is guaranteed in an arena where your users can abandon you with a click. There's never been anything like it with quite that much market penetration. Who knows what's around the corner?
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
I don't think you can earn significant profit from it. Money you possibly can earn will be more within a facets level.Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
It is primarily a social network, if you want to earn significant profits you need to seek something like Gokano.
What we need to do is get Facebook to implement a Changetip so the users can tip on the top of liking. That would be an awesome feature for Facebook and I don't even want to say what this would do to Bitcoin.
I know this is impossible to imagine to be done at the moment. Maybe if we would implement it in Tsu first so they can see the benefits, the Facebook people!
Just thinking out loud here!
I know this is impossible to imagine to be done at the moment. Maybe if we would implement it in Tsu first so they can see the benefits, the Facebook people!
Just thinking out loud here!
That's a great idea IMO! Why do you think it's impossible on FB right now? I think someone should propose that to their staff. They like to look like they are open to new ideas so why not?
I registered 3 days ago. Made like 3-4 posts and some friends. My balance did not raise even a cent of a cent, so I stopped using it.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
Some other friends say they have earned some cents. Bitcoin will be a nice addition, of course.
Interesting, might actually make a dent if they become the first social network to add btc support
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