Q&A with Bitstars.ph: Bitcoin for selfies!
Here’s a fun fact: According to LA Times, Makati City in the Philippines is the number one place in the world when it comes to selfies, ahead of New York, Miami, and Cebu City, which is also in the Philippines. With so much drive for social media, the same people over at Bitmarket.ph decided to make a sister company that combined selfies and Bitcoin to further drive adoption, Bitstars.ph 1. How did it all get started? Bitstars.ph started out as an idea we thought of while sitting in an airport waiting area. We tried to figure out a way to monetize something that people today are so....
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Philippines-based website Bitstars.ph has developed a novel way to get bitcoins into thousands of new hands, and demonstrate the network's utility for micropayments and tipping, with a worldwide 'selfie' competition. The site, which launched in alpha mode on 1st June, already has over 1,100 registered users who have submitted over 10,000 photos. Of themselves. A 'selfie', in case you hadn't heard, is a photographic self portrait - often taken specifically to be uploaded to a social network. Upload them to Bitstars.ph as well and you have the chance to earn bitcoin tips in addition to all....
Non-fungible tokens, NFTs, continue to make waves within the crypto ecosystem as an excellent means for profitability. As a result, many new and recent collections are rising as headlines through their massive accumulation of funds. One of the trendy NFTs is Ghozali’s from an Indonesian youth who has sold over 1,000 selfies as NFTs on OpenSea. The selfies have been his daily collection for the past five years. The Indonesian boy, Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali, is 22 years old and held from Semarang. Ghozali, currently studying computer science, decided to take daily selfies some years....
Ghozali spent five years clicking selfies in front of his computer, which was later converted into NFTs and uploaded to OpenSea in December 2021. An Indonesian college student has reportedly become a millionaire by selling nonfungible token (NFT) versions of his selfies on the OpenSea NFT marketplace.Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali, a 22-year-old computer science student from Semarang, Indonesia, converted and sold nearly 1,000 selfie images as NFTs. According to Ghozali, he took photos of himself for five years — between the ages of 18 and 22 — as a way to look back on his graduation....
Citizens in Europe can now make payments through selfies after MasterCard announced it is unveiling its new technology that uses facial recognition and fingerprints. The Identify Check Mobile technology by MasterCard provides shoppers with the ability to purchase items through a selfie scan or a finger scan. However, this technology is only available when a shopper is visiting a merchant’s shop online. It means, though, that shoppers won’t be required to remember passwords for countless cards. MasterCard have already unveiled this technology in Canada, the Netherlands, and the U.S. Due to....