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Topic: Twitch Re-adds Bitcoin Payments - page 2. (Read 1157 times)

legendary
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August 23, 2016, 02:24:59 PM
#5
Nice to see twitch re-enabled Bitcoin payments. I can now resub to Hiko, my favorite CS:GO streamer <3. Definitely nice to see they've made sure to even get a nice and solid payment processer, I honestly thought they'd go with the Bitpay route. No longer do I have to buy prepaid cards!

If you don't know what Twitch is, it's a streaming site that allows people to stream their gameplay live, with a chat that has unique emotes! I definitely recommend you check it out if you haven't already- it's amazing. I recommend watching CS:GO (I've been a semi-pro; ex-premier on ESEA) if you don't already; the game is definitely unique and has lots of teamwork involved. Of course there's other games like Dota2 and LoL on there, but I primarily use it for watching CS:GO.
hero member
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August 23, 2016, 02:12:00 PM
#4
Nice to see this is back. The gaming community fits well with BTC obviously.
staff
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August 23, 2016, 01:52:52 PM
#3
I don't even know what twitch is (I'll google in a sec), but this is cool.  Looks like they accept everything else, so why not?  

Have a lot of the other companies that were first to accept bitcoin stopped taking it?  Like Dell and overstock?  I confess I never spend bitcoin, but I totally support people who do.

It's a company owned by Amazon.com (no , Amazon will probably never accept Bitcoin as payment method since It's not the same thing) , Twitch is a website for gamers to stream , It's pretty much like YouTube but It's live streaming for gamers only.
legendary
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August 23, 2016, 01:50:22 PM
#2
I don't even know what twitch is (I'll google in a sec), but this is cool.  Looks like they accept everything else, so why not? 

Have a lot of the other companies that were first to accept bitcoin stopped taking it?  Like Dell and overstock?  I confess I never spend bitcoin, but I totally support people who do.
staff
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August 23, 2016, 01:24:21 PM
#1
Twitch removed Bitcoin at some point , and now they are adding it. As far as I know , they were dealing with Xsolla (which is a cross-platform payment) and since Xsolla disabled Bitcoin payments (as you can see here https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/425490/xsolla_doesnt_accept_bitcoin_anymore/ )  , users of Twitch was unable to use it.

Now , they partnered with Coinbase as you can see in the picture below and they are accepting Bitcoin once again :




(Picture taken from Cointelegraph)
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