Twitter Must Adopt A Bitcoin Dividend For Users

Twitter Must Adopt A Bitcoin Dividend For Users

Users who currently generate social media companies’ revenues should be compensated in bitcoin.More companies, countries and capital firms are embracing bitcoin than ever before. Notably, Jack Dorsey recently announced that Twitter would allow for users to tip other content writers on Twitter using bitcoin. This is welcome news because it shows another use case for bitcoin as a currency and pushes the world closer to “hyperbitcoinization.” However, while it is nice that Twitter is facilitating bitcoin donations through their platform, this isn’t adequate. In keeping with the ethos of....


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