/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16931658
69 cents joined over 6 months ago

>>16931658
80 cents :/ and I probably spent that on posting too I’m not good at it

>>16931658
Bro twetch is gonna last maybe another 3-4 months. They're broke, their site is fucking garbage and nobody is interested.

>>16931687
Multiple well known people joining tho

>>16931697
Eli Roth- Never fucking heard of him
John fitch- never fucking heard of him
Molyneux- got removed from YouTube and is desperately searching for some way to make money because he doesn't have a chance at getting a job.
Mike is okay.
They were asked to join for promo. Don't be daft.

>>16931697
>>16931763
So they just got a bunch of semifamous jews to join twetch? How much did Calvin have to pay them to join?

>>16931658
confused how does this make money

>>16932265

If you post quality Twetches, you make profit

Simple as

>>16931658
I've made 11 dollarinos in two months. Not too bad for occasional shitposting

>>16931763
>Molyneux- got removed from YouTube
Since when? I just watched his Truth About Bitcoin video today.

>kvetch

>>16932742
Sorry I meant he's demonetized, been complaining about it for awhile cause he can no longer use his YouTube presence to support himself

>>16931658
post proof.

One post, 15 cents here

nigga, it literally says you have 3 twetches

>>16933721
the other two were comments under peoples twetches, didnt know that counted baka

>>16932713
>quality Twetches
What's that consist of? Can I post porn on there?

>>16933764
>What's that consist of? Can I post porn on there?
It has been done. It made a twetch mom complain hehe

>>16933772
>>16933777
how much does it cost to post a twetch?

>>16933777
Checked and yikes

>>16933790

Couple of cents.

Im probably ROI Negative no idea. my twetches arent too popular and the site still has a very small userbase. but with millions of users it could be a great way to make money. right now its more of a novelty.

>>16933790
two centerinos

Would also like to point out the fact that it's not necessary for everyone on Twetch to make money directly from Twetch for it to be valuable; it will in any case act as a way of enjoying the most high-quality and curated content possible.

Jack Dorsey asked Elon Musk not long ago what was necessary to improve Twitter, and Musk replied that there had to be a way to separate out trolls and armies of bots; having to pay small amounts of money both to post content and to like and branch solves this problem perfectly; in fact, this mechanism is what solves the Byzantine Generals problem through Nakamoto consensus in Bitcoin to begin with, and also why spamming the network doesn't work, since miners are more than happy to take the money you need to pay to spam.

>>16933854
you definitely have to wade through a lot less shit on twetch than twitter. twitter is full with bots and morons. users tend to keep it civil when they have to pay and their messages get stored on the blockchain forever.

>>16933854
>in fact, this mechanism is what solves the Byzantine Generals problem through Nakamoto consensus in Bitcoin to begin with
This is exactly right and well spotted. I never thought of that

>>16933863
problem with twetch is its (currently) full of beggars or people doing giveaways.
I hopw thats just an early phenomenon and the platform will evolve beyond that

>>16933870
yeah Im not a fan of the e-begging either

>>16933870
There's not really beggars there, only people posting in the give away threads. A guy gave away $10k yesterday to a lucky person

When google thinks your site is just a typo, you are IRRELEVANT

>>16933915
when google knows your store isn't just a typo, you know you made it.

(SOON)

>>16933866

People tend to overlook the fact that the security mechanism of Bitcoin is economic in nature, more precisely due to the economic cost associated with generating partially inverted hashes.

>>16933885
>There's not really beggars
the other day a guy was literally begging for money and giving a sob story about his poor mother being in hospice and thats why he cant work. if people want to do giveaways, fine but the e-begging should be forbidden.

29 buckarinos BUT i think it locks in at the base 8 cent/4 cent etc. price but a lot of mine came at $50 BSV so its now worth a lot more

>Register twetch account
>Welcome to Money Button!
>Deposit money now!
Lol no. Wtf is this Money Button scammy BS?

>>16934004

About Money Button
Money Button is like the Facebook Like Button, but with money instead of likes. It's easy for consumers to make and receive payments with Money Button just by swiping the button. And it's easy for developers to install Money Button onto websites and apps by pasting a short snippet of code.

Features
Money Button is the simplest payment system ever created. It is also the most advanced.

Money Button is simple because people can use it with the least amount of effort possible. We take great care in removing every barrier to making and receiving payments and to using the button inside of websites and applications.

Money Button is advanced because users have access to multiple outputs, blockchain data, smart contracts, currency conversion, and a REST API and an OAuth API. It is important to us that simplicity does not subtract from utility.

Our mission is to make every advanced feature of Bitcoin accessible to a global audience while simultaneously having the most intuitive and pleasing user experience. We want everyone in the world to be able to benefit from Bitcoin.

>>16934004
>he doesnt know

>>16934004

How Money Button Works

Money Button is a client-side Bitcoin wallet in an iframe.

Money Button is fully non-custodial, meaning our company does not see and cannot access the user's money. The way this works is that a master key is generated in the user's web browser and is encrypted with a hash of the user's password that is never sent to our server. The encrypted master key is backed up to our server making it possible to log in from multiple devices. A different hash of the user's password is used for log in, ensuring that our server cannot decrypt the user's keys.

Money Button has a javascript API to interface with the button directly as well as a REST API and an OAuth API for advanced features. For a complete description of Money Button's capabilities for developers, please see our documentation.

Money Button uses Bitcoin SV (BSV). We often shorten this to "Bitcoin" because it is the closest blockchain to the original Bitcoin protocol.

History
Money Button started in 2015 as a social network similar to reddit but where votes are Bitcoin micropayments. After a long struggle to make Lightning Network user-friendly, we eventually abandoned Lightning Network and switched to Bitcoin Cash (BCH). We launched our social network, Yours, in August of 2017, less than one month into the existence of Bitcoin Cash (BCH). When Bitcoin Cash (BCH) changed the protocol in late 2018, we stuck with Bitcoin SV (BSV).

Yours was based on the idea of a "money button" which was a button that could send micropayments to other users. The button was used for tipping, voting, commenting, purchasing content, and other features inside of the application.

One of the most common feature requests for Yours was a Wordpress integration. People wanted the ability to incorporate micropayments inside of their blog or other third party applications. It became clear that this was a huge opportunity, so we extracted the "money button" from Yours and created Money Button.

>>16933963
lol. The good thing is those people will be filtered down fast though as people won't waste 5cents to like his post. If it had been on twitter he would probably get 10k likes in a matter of hours because likes are free. That's the beauty of Twetch

>>16934011
kek. I just love moneyman. I had another video of him dancing on the bar top, but can't find it. Pretty epic

>>16934004

Also, it costs 2 cents to post things, and you can instantly deposit to Money Button (it's just a wallet in your browser). You could have no more than 50 cents in there at any time if you're really skeptical, and be able to post 25 times, then add another 50 cents when you've spent those (unless you've not only curated content, but also posted content other people enjoy and like and discuss, in which case you'll get money in return).

>>16934010
>>16934021
Lemme just put my payment information into this unknown website right quick. Are these people fucking serious? Asking people to deposit money before they can even browse the site.

>>16933668
>>16933668
isn't he a bitcoin millionaire? That 2013 video, based on what he was saying... I'd have thought he had thousands of them

>>16934064

Payment information? It only uses Bitcoin (BSV), all you have to do is literally to deposit 2 cents worth of Bitcoin to your Money Button (which is a Bitcoin wallet).

>>16934064
>Asking people to deposit money before they can even browse the site
you don't need to deposit money to browse. Nigga, you must be severely retarded. Are you okay?

>>16934064
imagine being this retarded

>>16934070
Way over complicated. Dropped after I registered for what I thought was Twetch and ended up registering some Money Button shit. You shills are pathetic btw.

>>16934107

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

>>16934107
>Way over complicated
the plebfilter is doing a great job desu

Why the fuck did they name it twetch. Worst name

free 52$ to sell or swap to link or whatever
https://
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>>16934189
https://youtu.be/guck4FoWQss