The tipping or tips has become a very useful resource for content creators. Now, Twitter has enabled more financing options. Users can put in their biographies (and in their tweets) the links to their payment profiles, and in the case of cryptocurrencies, it is with the payment application Strike.
For now, it is only available to people who have iOS devices and live in El Salvador and the United States.
It will also be enabled on Android devices soon.
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Collect cryptocurrencies
The function Tips has made it easier for people to choose a fixed location to send and receive digital currencies. Twitter offers a quick guide to enable this feature.
To activate the option to bitcoins, you must link to the platform Strike, a payments application built on the Bitcoin Lightning Network, which is specialized in the easy and correct purchase of this type of cryptocurrency for free all over the world.
“We want everyone on Twitter to have access to payment methods. Digital currencies, which encourage more people to participate in the economy and help people send money to each other – that is, across borders and in the least complicated way – help us achieve it“, According to the company statement.
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How do I see the tips option?
In those people who have activated the option to receive funds, in their profile, next to the “follow” button, you see an icon in the form of a Wallet.
By touching the icon, the list of payment services or platforms that the user has enabled appears and that is where the Strike option is added.
The platform requires that the user be of legal age and accept their General Tipping Policy.
I can already receive and send you #Bitcoin via #Twitter pic.twitter.com/evegjWVyZP
– Nacho Flores????FIDO (@soynachoflores) September 24, 2021
More financing options
In addition to the platforms that already existed such as Patreon, a crowdfunding website for creative projects and Venmo, a digital wallet owned by PayPal, now the services of GoFundMe, an online fundraising platform with a social cause, and PicPay, Brazilian mobile payment application.
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