Twitter hack prompts NYDFS to call for more social media oversight
The New York financial regulator has criticized the lack of leadership at Twitter which made it easier for the hackers to infiltrate the platform.
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Gary Vaynerchuk to speak at CoinGeek Live
Gary Vaynerchuk will be part of a panel that will discuss how content creators can move their content on-chain to make money.
Twetch Chat – Encrypted AF
Twetch Chat is colloquially labeled as ‘encrypted AF’ which is to state that only the participants of a conversation can read the messages.
Incentivizing human curation with Bitcoin
A new Twetch feature will auto-twetch a post replied to on Twitter, and its feed on Twetch is a list of curated tweets from humans archived on the ledger.
CoinGeek RoundTable Episode 2: How Bitcoin fixes the Internet
Episode 2 of the CoinGeek RoundTable delves into the broken Internet and the power vested in Bitcoin to fix it, with host Kurt Wuckert Jr.
Twetch vs. PowPing: To tip or to pay?
Rival business models are exploring microtransactions for consumer apps on Bitcoin SV as replacements for ‘surveillance capitalism.
Check out WhysApp: Social network based on open idea sharing and originality
Jon Southurst talks to Gerald Liebhardt about the motivations behind WhysApp, what he'd like to see it become, and why he built it on BSV.
EHR Data and Twetch explore ‘data and beyond’ at Wales Tech Week
Ron Austring discussed how EHR Data will be using the Bitcoin blockchain, while Petty explored the future of social networks.
Unwriter’s social Bitcoin network PowPing helps catalyze user adoption
What’s unique, appealing, and different about PowPing is that every action within the social media platform—except for tipping—is free.
Bitcoin changes economics of social media
A cornerstone of blockchain-based social media models is that the user owns and profits from what they post on the platform.
Dogecoin value jumps over 100%, thanks to TikTok
Dogecoin has increased by over 100% in value in the last three days–and it’s all because of video sharing social network TikTok.
Cancel culture and Bitcoin
The inability to execute micropayments on the web creates unintended consequence of making political views and popularity as the driver of eligibility for monetization.