Japan’s Largest Q&A Platform OKWave Adds Bitcoin Services
OkWave, Japan’s largest question and answer platform, boasting over 40 million users, announced its addition of Bitcoin services. The site now offers bitcoin wallet integration, and a tipping system to help the community with an improved feedback incentive. OkWave’s offices are located in Shibuya, Tokyo and run by CEO Kanemoto Kaneto, who said that his....
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OKWave, which is a Japan's question and answer platform similar to Quora, announced its plans to include a bitcoin tipping scheme. The company's name comes from 'oshiete' (Japanese for "tell me") and 'kotaeru' (Japanese for "answer") and serves as a community for helping its users out. The platform was established back in 1999 and is the country's largest Q&A site. The community is rooted in gratitude and users can express thanks by leaving comments under their favorite answers. With a bitcoin tipping scheme, users can be able to send tips in exchange for helpful feedback. Bitcoin Tipping....