BREAKING: Facebook Approves Dogecoin Tipping App
Facebook has approved a cryptocurrency tipping app for the first time, and it’s surprisingly not Bitcoin’s. On June 5, 2014, Alejandro Caballero, developer of The Doge Tipping App posted an excited announcement on Reddit’s Dogecoin section. Facebook approves The Doge Tipping App, and their new Multicoin Tipping App followed in its place. t’s been a long road. Especially with the Multicoin Tipping App, which also supports Dogecoin. Now we’re dragging some fellow coins into the big field in the purest spirit of shibing,” Alejandro said. The comments section shook with excitement, and the....
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Recently, Facebook made headlines when they approved the Multicoin Tipping App and The Doge Tipping App. This was the first time Facebook had made any positive movement in favor of digital currency. I was able to talk with Alejandro Calballero, developer of the tipping apps, about how things are going, how things look and what's in store for the future of Facebook tipping. CCN. Now that the tipping apps are fully-operational with Facebook approval, how has the response been from the Facebook community? "Well, it's been similar to all apps being released every day. People looking for....
Facebook has approved two new cryptocurrency tipping apps, according to the small team of dogecoin enthusiasts that developed them. Lead developer Alejandro Caballero announced on reddit that the social networking giant has approved both his Doge Tipping App, which is restricted to dogecoin, and his Multicoin Tipping App, which got the official nod just this morning. The latter allows 14 altcoins to be used to reward posts on Facebook in a very real sense, rather than merely giving them the standard 'like'. The full list reads: dogecoin, digibytes, einsteinium, fedoracoin, mintcoin,....
You can now apparently tip dogecoin on Facebook with the help of a newly-approved topping app, it's being reported. Developer Alejandro Caballerotook to the Dogecoin community on Reddit.com to announced that two new apps have been approved by Facebook: the first is the aptly-named Doge Tipping App, the second is the Multicoin Tipping App. If you were curious, the multicoin tipping app includes the following crypto-currencies (via CoinDesk): dogecoin, digibytes, einsteinium, fedoracoin, mintcoin, reddcoin, quark, worldcoin, vertcoin, karmacoin, earthcoin, trollcoin, HTMLcoin and what else....
Some analyses of Dogecoin tippers’ generosity caused a stir this week, but there’s no need for an argument. Dogecoin users now potentially have access to 1.25 billion-plus people on Facebook with whom they can share the wealth. Alejandro Caballero, developer of both the Doge Tipping App and the Multicoin Tipping App announced on Reddit on Thursday that Facebook had approved both. Facebook users who join those respective groups can now send money along the world’s largest social network. Coins supported include: Dogecoin. Digibytes. Einsteinium. FedoraCoin. Mintcoin. Reddcoin. Quark.....
Welcome back to another Bitcoin News in Review, where we feature some of our top stories of the week here on CryptoCoins News. This week, Apple revised its App Store Review Guidelines to allow bitcoin (and other cryptocurrency) apps, Facebook approved a Dogecoin tipping app, Citibank missed the point of Bitcoin, and more. Check out this week's video and keep scrolling to read this week's Bitcoin News in Review. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2psVJ7hxsg] But First, an Important PSA. At the time of this post, GHash.io controls 40% of the hashrate. The pool that's "trusted by 180k....