Supload Will Pay You in Bitcoin to Host Your Images
New addition to the Bitcoin ecosystem Supload will see users paid to host images and gifs in a new form of content creation platform. Bitcoin Solution To Content Revenue Sharing. Supload, a two-man operation which received a modest launch last month, aims to be “a tool for people around the world to be able to share in the revenue that their content is responsible for creating.” In its first blog post in November, the project’s creators immediately highlighted Bitcoin as the backbone of the payments mechanism. It will be used to pay users 50% of revenue their content generates. “The....
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