Bitcoin can be sent with a tweet as Bottlepay Twitter app goes live
Users can send Bitcoin to and from their Twitter accounts following the launch of Bottlepay's disruptor payments app. Twitter users can now send Bitcoin (BTC) with a single tweet, after digital payments app Bottlepay launched its integrated Bitcoin social media feature. Transactions between Twitter users can now apparently take place using the simple tweet template “@bottlepay send 1,000 sats to @twitteruser.” The command can be executed from directly within the Twitter app, and the Bitcoin is transferred from one user to another automatically.Bottlepay describes itself as a global....
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