Tappy Taco: Twetch’s move into e-sports
You can now earn Bitcoin via Twetch by playing arcade games. Twetch has launched Tappy Taco, the very first game to debut in the Twetch Arcade.
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Billy Rose, Kurt Wuckert Jr. field audience questions on CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode 9
Episode 9 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream takes the form of an AMA, where both Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Billy Rose field a number of audience questions about topics in Bitcoin as well as Twetch.
Twetch’s non-vanishing NFT airdrop
Twetch has issued its first ever airdrop in the form of the Twetch Egg–an NFT that lives on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Elon Moist, not Musk, joins CoinGeek Livestream AMA special
Elon Moist, better known as Twetch co-founder and CEO Josh Petty, was the guest on Kurt Wuckert Jr.’s special CoinGeek Livestream on April 1.
Josh Petty and David Gerard: NFTS—new opportunity or crypto scam?
On this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, digital currency sceptic David Gerard admitted he was impressed by Twetch CEO Josh Petty’s initiative but said he still had concerns about NFTs.
The CoinGeek Pulse Episode 36: Blockchain in China’s 5-year plan, 638MB block on Bitcoin SV, and NFT search boom
This week, CoinGeek Pulse looks into stories breaking records and making history.
Ryan X. Charles joins episode 5 of CoinGeek Weekly Livestream
The 90-minute action-packed episode is loaded with information and personal insights from Bitcoin industry expert and Money Button founder, Ryan X. Charles.
Josh Petty talks NFTs on Bitstocks podcast
On episode 36 of the Bitstocks podcast, “Michael Hudson sits down with Josh Petty to discuss collectibles, trading cards, NFTs, proof-of-work, politics, philosophy, and of course, the coming soon™ meme.
Data harvesting vs data sovereignty: What is best for big tech customers?
Platforms like Facebook and Twitter are free because they use consumers as the product, harvesting data and selling them for profit, Patrick Thompson writes.
Bitcoin at scale is the most private money in history
Bitcoin can be used in a way those on the outside looking in cannot trace what you are doing, but participants can in the case they have to, Joshua Henslee writes.
How @Jack joins Twetch
Recent events suggest that the tech-giant hosted internet is becoming a less friendly place for certain viewpoints, and companies like Twetch have shown how the Bitcoin ledger can serve as their home.
Comment sections on Bitcoin
There are Bitcoin SV applications that feature content creation, but all have different means for commenting on content, Joshua Henslee writes.