600k+ new active users in 2 months

[Anonymous No.12910096]

There is a great habbening occurring right now. How is BAT generating this kind of buzz in a bear market? Will Brave/BAT usher in Web 3.0 and the Golden Bull Run simultaneously?

[Anonymous No.12910108]

>>12910096
Target price:

.90

[Anonymous No.12910205]

>>12910096
i regularly use brave but have no clue why bat needs to included in this whole story? any particular reason?

[Anonymous No.12910227]

>>12910205
So you can make literal pennies browsing the internet. Remember the "Paid to Surf" programs... this is the blockchain version of "We're going to give you pennies to look at advertisements and since nobody else gives you pennies to browse the internet, we expect everyone will throw away their ad blockers that work exceptionally well to use this browser with built in ad blockers - except we don't want you to use the ad blockers, we want you to look at the ads in exchange for pennies. Revolutionary.

[Anonymous No.12910292]

>>12910227
Typical /biz/ brainlet. It is revolutionary. BAT enables publishers to charge microtransactions for content. No more credit cards, no more monthly subscriptions. News/opinion sites will become like iTunes, charging BAT for each article. But let me guess, you're another BTC/ETH/shitcoin maximalist who thinks Metamask will become viral and everyone and their mother will use archaic wallet systems that haven't been upgraded in years. The sign of a true brainlet.

[Anonymous No.12910297]

>>12910227
I vaguely remember those. The browser add ons slowed your system to a crawl. Brave is a really good browser, especially on mobile which is how most people access the internet now.

[Anonymous No.12910299]

>>12910096

yes

/thread

[Anonymous No.12910305]

>>12910292
Brave is centralized. There is no need for a blockchain except that they coud not have run an ICO scam otherwise.

[Anonymous No.12910322]

>>12910305
>what is the BAT SDK?
>what are plans to move BAT to more media apps?
The FUD never improves in quality, gents.

[Anonymous No.12910337]

>>12910322
Not only media apps. BAT can be integrated to games for example.

[Anonymous No.12910343]

>>12910108
Honestly .20-.50 Sounds about right. How much are you actually going to pay a customer to watch a 2 minute ad?

[Anonymous No.12910354]

>>12910305

How else did you expect them to raise capital? It was not, and never will be, decentralized.

[Anonymous No.12910358]

Your welcome brendan

[Anonymous No.12910360]

>>12910305

And also eth and other decentralized coins are even scammier than Brave, so nice comparision there.

[Anonymous No.12910442]

>>12910292
It's revolutionary if you're 13 years old and don't know anything about actually doing business.

Companies will NEVER throw their subscription model under the bus in exchange for "micro-transactions" in BAT tokens. Do you realize how stupid you sound?

If you actually think that people using the internet want to pay a micro-transaction to access content on the internet, as opposed to seeing advertisements - you are a imbecile.

This is "Paid to Surf" 2.0 and it's a fucking joke. Furthermore - if it reaches any scale whatsoever, BAT/BRAVE will be on the receiving end of a massive class action that will include almost every media company.

How do you think website owners will respond when BAT/Brave attempts to hijack their revenue by injecting third party ads in place of the ads they themselves installed... or are they backing away from ad injection now that they received cease and desist?

Literally a Paid to Surf ad injection scam that is going to get lumped in as ADWARE because it modifies the source code of the pages it views to inject it's own bullshit. There are already dozens of companies with horrible reputations that do this already. They are called adware companies. 50onRed, TrafficVance, LeadImpact, Rapsio, Advertise.com - and about 100 more. I can't fucking wait until ads go live... it's going to be a shitstorm of disappointment.

[Anonymous No.12910550]

>>12910442
well they can just eat my multiple ad blockers then
only boomers don't use them

[Anonymous No.12910669]

>>12910442
>Musicians will NEVER throw their CD model under the bus in exchange for "mp3s" in iTunes. Do you realize how stupid you sound?
>a imbecile

Weak bait. Try harder bud.

[Anonymous No.12910690]

>>12910442
>Companies will NEVER throw their subscription model under the bus

Because thats been working so well? Shall I post all the lay-offs at digital content creators sites because they can't afford staff?

[Anonymous No.12910733]

>>12910096
Bittube master race
Got £3 worth of Bittube in a month

[Anonymous No.12911285]

>>12910733
Why not stack Bittube with Brave ads + payments? Could get £6 per month.

[Anonymous No.12911314]

>>12910442
>i-it’s illegal!
>th-they’ll get sued!

the absolute state of /biz/ LMFAO

[Anonymous No.12911493]

>>12910442
Why do they have to throw anything under the bus? Can't they use Brave and Patreon or whatever?

[Anonymous No.12911717]

>>12910690
This. Something like BAT is a natural compromise in an otherwise unsustainable situation.

[Anonymous No.12911745]

>>12910096
I use the Brave browser but their token economy is retarded and I will never hold BAT. Everything BAT wants to do Bitcoin Layer 2 is going to do better and be more decentralized and secure. give Lightning Network a few years and you'll see I am right. I'll still use the Brave browser, just with a LN extension.

[Anonymous No.12911826]

>>12911745
Lmao you NPCs all say the same thing. While you are still trying to convince people to even figure out what the lightning network is in 3 years, Brave will already have 100M+ users. Try harder bud.

[Anonymous No.12911875]

I think the smartest play by Brave is that they want to integrate BAT in a way that hides any trace of "cryptocurrency".

If all goes as planned, Normies won't even know they're using a cryptocurrency. It'll just be a way for them to seamlessly donate to their favorite Youtuber or Twitch streamer or whatever, or use their internet points to pay for a pay-walled article, or other online transactions.

That is the genius of Brendan Eich. He's not just a goofy tech guy - he understands what Normies want out of their internet. He knows they don't want to be fucking around with wallets and codes and permanently losing currency they accidentally sent to the wrong address. He knows advertisers don't want to (directly) fuck with cryptocurrency whatsoever. He already foresaw all that and that's why Brave/BAT is genius.

[Anonymous No.12911970]

>>12911826
you call me the NPC but you hold thousands of dollars of the Brave browser equivalent of Twitch.tv Bits. You aren't self-aware enough to realize why that's a shitty idea.

[Anonymous No.12911995]

>>12911970
Kek at least I'm aware enough to realize you have no clue what you are talking about.

[Anonymous No.12912035]

>>12911826
"lightning will be ready for widespread consumer rollout in 2 years!!!"

>bitcoin has been around for 10 years
>lignting doesnt even work yet
>brave barely works and its been out for 3 years

yeah surely lightning is going to beat bat to the punch

[Anonymous No.12912072]

>>12912035
Surely they will beat Peter Thiel, Naval Ravikant, Brendan Eich, and Coinbase.

[Anonymous No.12912132]

>>12910343
As someone intimately acquainted with ad fraud and what companies pay for shit (after those ad dollars go through at the minimum 4 or 5 hands), they pay approximately $1 for an email address.

Again, that's after 4 or 5 companies have had their bite at that transaction.

[Anonymous No.12912222]

>>12911285
true, I might do that

[Anonymous No.12912261]

>>12910096
>600k+ new active users in 2 months
That's pretty neat; I've just switched from Google Chrome to Brave last week because I finally decided I've had enough with Google's bullshit. I don't really care much for the BAT token though, all I want is a browser that doesn't belong to a corrupt organization

[Anonymous No.12912267]

>>12911826
>Brave will already have 100M+ users.
I use Brave all the time. I have no interest in BAT and will never ever sign up to their weird pennies for ads scheme.

[Anonymous No.12912297]

>>12912267
BAT isn't for you to make pennies, it's for everyone to support content creators in an uncensorable way.

[Anonymous No.12912314]

>>12910442
People throw shit under the bus all the time if something provably better comes along. This is an experiment and we just have to wait and see. Also paid to surf was actually really successful, but it failed because the dot com bubble bursted and internet advertising plummeted. This is no longer the case and the tech/ecosystem of insane digital advertising is ripe for this shit.

[Anonymous No.12912372]

>>12912297
Uh oh, looks like you haven't been following the narrative...

[Anonymous No.12912407]

>>12912267
>sign up

kek

You'll end up using BAT. Everyone on Brave will. It'll be as easy as clicking a button on/off.

>do I feel like leisurely browsing with an ad every 10 minutes, and a few BAT straight into my wallet?
click
>do I want to get to work and not see any ads at all?
click

it's that simple. Sure, you won't keep Ads on. Maybe you'll have them off the majority of the time. But you'll end up using BAT.

[Anonymous No.12912498]

[Anonymous No.12912505]

>>12912314
download speeds were also like 8 bytes a second back then too and you had to pay per minute to surf. gee i wonder why it didnt work back then.

[Anonymous No.12912523]

>>12912407
> It'll be as easy as clicking a button on/off.
The "button" will start off, and stay off for ever.
>do I feel like leisurely browsing with an ad every 10 minutes, and a few BAT straight into my wallet?
I don't. Ever.

[Anonymous No.12912642]

>>12912523

Yeah and everyone will be exactly like you, right you conservatard faggot with no ability to empathize or see outside of your single digit IQ scope?

[Anonymous No.12912705]

>Earn BAT
>Go to cash out
>question appears
>Do you want to cash out into paypal or exchange for a different cryptocurrency?
>option 2 selected
>please choose a cryptocurrency from the list below
>BTC, ETH, USDC etc.

Revolutions rarely start from the top down.

[Anonymous No.12912746]

>>12912705

uh, what? You can easily cash out via Uphold or Coinbase, and Brave is planning on implementing a way to buy BAT directly in the browser. I don't understand what you're trying to say.

[Anonymous No.12912764]

>>12912372
What narrative is that?

[Anonymous No.12912777]

>>12912642
Most people have exactly the same view of ads I do. Normal people hate ads. You would have to be in abject poverty to volunteer for ad pennies.

[Anonymous No.12912783]

>>12910442
thats how the gaming industry works now and its an incredibly profitable model you goddamn idiot

[Anonymous No.12912794]

>>12911745
"give lightning network a few years"
by that time brave and BAT will be so widely used that your grandpacoin will never catch up. grandpa btc needs to understand his place as a store of value. nobody will ever use btc for microtransactions or fast payments.

[Anonymous No.12912807]

That browser was shilled so much in the last few months

[Anonymous No.12912811]

>>12912705
Future scenerio:
>Have Brave ads running
>Get an ad for the latest Gods Unchained card expansion
>See people have been making a ton of money trading GU cards
>See that GU now accepts BAT as payment for cards
>Blow all of the BAT I earn for the next month on GU cards
Before long the whole internet will be using dapps as payment for their services, and BAT will be what everyone has.

[Anonymous No.12912828]

>>12912267
BAT will make it so that you can for example read an article on a news site for half a penny instead of paying them $30 per month for a subscription. it could also be incorporated into video streaming platforms like netflix and hulu where you pay fractions of pennies to get access to a show. BAT's going to be huge. there is literally unironically zero legit FUD against BAT

[Anonymous No.12912841]

>>12912777
ads are always going to be a part of business. would you rather continue with grandpa style subscription models that nobody uses and sites telling you to turn off your adblocker to view the content or do you want sites to charge you a fraction of a penny in BAT and open up the article to you with zero ads whatsoever.

[Anonymous No.12912881]

>>12912841
>sites telling you to turn off your adblocker to view the content
That mechanism will go eventually. Adblockers always catch up.
>do you want sites to charge you a fraction of a penny in BAT and open up the article to you with zero ads whatsoever.
So defacto anyone who doesn't hold BAT won't be able to view your site? You think this will happen in a world where companies spend hundreds of USD to GET users? That they will voluntarily exclude most of the world? No.

[Anonymous No.12912923]

>>12912777
>no one wants to watch ads
>but no one wants to pay for content

Sounds like a new paradigm is needed huh?

[Anonymous No.12912941]

>>12912923
>Sounds like a new paradigm is needed
People will pay for content. Not ads. See: spotify.

[Anonymous No.12912943]

>>12912881
BAT is just another currency. brave browser will most likely have a one click way to convert usd into BAT. im telling you this is the way of the future. the music and gaming industry has already gone the way of micropayments and internet commerce will go the way of micropayments too. the facts are there more and more people continue to adopt the brave browser. that tells you that people want something like brave and BAT. people dont want their data harvested. brave/BAT is probably too hard for boomers and old people but its the perfect millenial npc trap

[Anonymous No.12912961]

>>12912941
people buy hulu and spotify premium to get out of ads...so they definitely will buy BAT to get out of website ads and to get their unlimited access to the premium content. the fact that BAT makes it so that a company cannot harvest your data without compensation makes it even sweeter of a deal

[Anonymous No.12912981]

>>12910227
Why should advertisers pay you and me and not the site? If ads are paying you and me, then sites have no initiative to show ads. And if you and me are getting "pennies", that means that site with ads is losing profits.

Ad blocker is something only a small percentage of people use. Even I am getting annoyed by the constant "Please turn off ad blocker too see this" warnings and have mostly my ad blocker off.

I like that Brave isnt google so in that regards Im willing to switch.

Also metamask is fucked up on my chrome so I can only use it on brave.

[Anonymous No.12912990]

>>12912943
>more and more people continue to adopt the brave browser. that tells you that people want something like brave and BAT
I use Brave all the time. I definitely do not want BAT.
>>12912961
>they definitely will buy BAT to get out of website ads
Brave blocks ads by default, you don't need BAT for that.

[Anonymous No.12913010]

>>12912981
hypothetically:
>advertiser pays website $1
>website gets 90 cents you and me get 10 cents
>you and me get compensated for our data and browsing habits
>advertiser makes a sale off of the ad. every single party got paid. site, you and me, advertiser.

[Anonymous No.12913040]

>>12912990
you fail to understand that what YOU want and what YOU think has nothing to do with what the normies think. you really think some millenial isnt going to be like "yeah fuck it ill get paid to watch ads its easy and i can keep smoking weed and doing nothing lol" you have to think in terms of a normie bluepill not a redpill. normie bluepills think very simplistically. all someone would have to do is simply say this "BAT pays you in exchange for your attention and it compensates you for your data, unlike facebook and google"

[Anonymous No.12913059]

>>12913010
people have no clue how to install a browser
assuming random people will install brave to get 10 pennies is insane
me and you will install it
some tech geeks will install it
people who fall for "OMG YOU GET PAYED TO SURF" will install it

aand congrats. you have a browser that has 0.001% of the market

[Anonymous No.12913087]

>>12913040
>you really think some millenial isnt going to be like "yeah fuck it ill get paid to watch ads
I'm a bluepilled normie millenial and I would never think that. The target audience is 3rd world Brazilians who have no purchasing power.

[Anonymous No.12913093]

>>12913059
lmao dude. the boomers are dying off. this world belongs to gen x and millenials now. and what is the best thing about these two generations? thats right, we all grew up in the information and technology era, which means that all of us know how to install an internet browser.

your line of thinking is so constrained and i urge you to open your mind and start thinking about the way the future is going and think about general opinion about data harvesting practices then you will understand why holding BAT for the future is a genius level move

[Anonymous No.12913114]

>>12913093
Fucking millennial. Kek

[Anonymous No.12913387]

>>12913114
So, what's your argument gWpvcw+O? You don't seem to have one...

[Anonymous No.12913444]

>>12913093
Yeah, good stuff

So let's clear some things up for people who are confused:

>Current paradigm - people don't want to watch ads
>Also people don't want to pay for content

This means advertisers, publishers and websites lose because they have no way to monetize their product. Consumers lose because their favorite products aren't financially sustainable, and their data is harvested for free by corporations (facebook , google, etc...)

Enter Brave

Brave allows for consumers to be paid cryptocurrency in return for their attention (basically viewership statistics, data, etc). Websites win because they get a cut of ad revenue. Advertisers win because people are now actually viewing their ads because they have a financial incentive to do so (approx 25-50 cent per ad). Consumers win because they are making money, supporting publishers they actually like, and watching ads that are relevant to them. The brave browser is also pretty slick, it saves users time and money by blocking legacy ads and spyware.

Also, if people think normies wont eventually adopt Brave simply because they are tech illiterate, is retarded, because by that logic, everyone on Earth should still be using Netscape and Internet Explorer. Even fucking normies use Chrome and Firefox, and if Brave eventually deploys Chrome extensions, it's GG to traditional advertising.

Prove me wrong on any point, I'm eager to hear your arguments.

[Anonymous No.12913457]

>>12913444
>prove me wrong
Nobody is going to pay a pajeet 25 cents to watch an ad.

[Anonymous No.12913496]

>>12913457
How many millions do corporations spend on ads that are blocked by ad blockers?

You do realize this makes advertisers lose money, right?

[Anonymous No.12913533]

>>12910337
every coin or token can be integrated, brainlet.

[Anonymous No.12913540]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBbdajdNZzE

[Anonymous No.12913548]

>>12910096

pic related could be relevant, not a shill

[Anonymous No.12913563]

>>12913457
>Nobody is going to pay a pajeet 25 cents to watch an ad.
Could pay them based on which country they're visiting from, unless Brave is against that. Give them a penny.

[Anonymous No.12913584]

>>12913496
Nobody is going to pay shitskins 25 cents per ad they watch.

If Brave figures out how to track high value customers(people who tend to buy things they are shown) and deliver ads to them, then I could see that person earning 25 cents a few times an hour for watching an add.

Not everyone. Not everywhere. Not unlimited times per day. The math doesn't add up.

[Anonymous No.12913607]

Everyone obsessing over the details of ad payments is missing the bigger picture. Paywalls and premium content is how BAT will unlock the next web.

[Anonymous No.12913608]

>>12913548
Brave has a partnership with Metamask, they are building and ETH wallet that will tie (most) of those together so Web 3 can move forward.
Pointing out Steem, they have built some nice dapps, but ETH has allot more 'things' in development that Steem would have to be able to integrate with to stay relevant.

[Anonymous No.12913624]

>>12913607
>He thinks publishers will capitulate to Brave's gun to their heads
More likely they will sue Brave into the ground and big them down in a legal mire for a decade while jewgle builds and deploys something similar but with a botnet built in.

[Anonymous No.12913873]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAuPpNjxApo

I am using Brave on mobile and I like the concept of BAT.
But will advertisers flavor non-personalized ad, compared to what they have now?

[Anonymous No.12913881]

>>12913584
>Nobody is going to pay shitskins 25 cents per ad they watch.

How many times do I have to tell you this isn't how it works you stupid fucking brainlet, LMFAO

Goddamn you're fucking dumb. You literally have a pebble for a brain.

[Anonymous No.12913883]

>>12913444
It's funny to watch people who have no understanding of advertising speculate about bat/brave.

Here's a clue - Advertisers almost NEVER lose money. Most advertising is performance based. If an advertiser is going backwards, they will simply stop advertising. If enough advertisers can't make a profit - the cost of the ad inventory will drop and drop and drop until advertisers can back out at a profit. Simply put - not all content is valuable to advertisers, even if it is valuable to readers. Buying ads on a website about Mesothelioma would cost substantially more than buying ads on a website about the mating habits of ants. This problem is already solved by the existing advertising marketplace, which works on supply and demand, in an auction style system.

The fact that some of you are so delusional that you think a BROWSER is going to usurp Google Advertising, Bing Advertising, Native Advertising, Traditional CPM advertising - and a host of other long proven advertising methods - and that Google is just going to sit idly by while Brave blocks all of their ads.

Do you honestly think that Google would allow Brave to take over their strangle-hold on internet supremacy? Google could launch a fucking token micropayment system Chrome in the blink of an eye and then how much would a BAT token be worth?! And google wouldn't make it some cryptic fucking coin that normies don't understand, they would make it a stablecoin for their native currency. How retarded do you BAT maximalist fags look now?

[Anonymous No.12913890]

>>12910096
stop loss none buy up to 4 dollars. target price 420. btw i actually just uninstalled brave b/c it was trying to update in the background.

[Anonymous No.12913985]

>>12913883
>advertisers almost never lose money

https://hbr.org/2015/08/ad-blockings-unintended-consequences

https://mashable.com/2015/08/31/ad-block/#ggVNjWWppGqH

https://www.cjr.org/business_of_news/will_ad_blockers_kill_the_digital_media_industry.php

[Anonymous No.12914087]

>>12913985

>https://hbr.org/2015/08/ad-blockings-unintended-consequences

This article is not about advertisers losing money. It is about PUBLISHERS losing money fucking idiot. Advertisers don't lose money when ads are blocked. They just have less advertising inventory to buy from. Wow, you're stupid, congratulations - you don't know anything about advertising.

>https://mashable.com/2015/08/31/ad-block/#ggVNjWWppGqH

Again - this highlights your lack of understanding about how ADVERTISERS are NOT LOSING MONEY. It just shrinks ad inventory, but it doesn't make them run at a LOSS. If an advertiser is losing money, the ad stops running. Why would they advertise at a loss? Why are you pretending to know more than you do?

Your third link was also shit along the same lines - and ALL OF THESE ARTICLES WERE 4-5 years old and HERE I AM STILL ADVERTISING, MAKING MORE MONEY EVERY SINGLE YEAR.

Pic related, you complete fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.12914115]

>>12913883
if Google is adopting the same model, wouldn't that mean it's being threatened and the model is sound?

I'm curious how will BAT do the pricing as well. An ad in India sure isn't as valuable as in Switzerland.

[Anonymous No.12914138]

>>12910292
any charge for any article at all and nobody is going to buy it you absolute dumbfuck. people click away. and nobody will watch ads all the time to save up for reading shitty clickbait articles. how stupid are BAT holders?

[Anonymous No.12914188]

>>12914115
Google isn't adopting the same model. I'm saying that if they were worried that BAT was truly a new paradigm, they could push out an update to Chrome with micropayments tied to a stablecoin and Brave would be DOA.

[Anonymous No.12914193]

>>12910096
Bat will never be over $1, that's literally by design.

[Anonymous No.12914280]

>>12914193
HEY fuck you nigger

[Anonymous No.12914337]

>>12913087
Not everyone is an insufferable autistic faggot like you fucking gay nigger, kys.

[Anonymous No.12914353]

>>12914087
>pic related
>posts google

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jan/09/apple-tracking-block-costs-advertising-companies-millions-dollars-criteo-web-browser-safari

https://www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/google-and-facebook-now-make-more-from-ads-than-every-newspaper-magazine-and-rad.html

https://techcrunch.com/2013/07/06/google-and-others-reportedly-pay-adblock-plus-to-show-you-ads-anyway/

If google can sue Brave why wouldn't they have done the same to ad block extension publishers? They don't have a case lol

[Anonymous No.12914365]

>>12912783
Oh you mean loot box gambling which will be outlawed by the FTC in the next few years. Okay

[Anonymous No.12914377]

>>12913584
Big tech is interested in harvesting data from the third world. Facebook built a fucking airplane that beams free internet to Sub saharan Africa. They want the data, because it is valuable. You’re such a retarded racist you don’t even see the market opportunities here. Brave can capitalize on this new frontier just like Facebook.

[Anonymous No.12914391]

>>12913883
Bro, if no one is watching your ad, why does it matter? You are losing money if you are paying for an ad that people are blocking.

[Anonymous No.12914393]

>>12910096
Brave is shit, redpill piece of shit

[Anonymous No.12914405]

>>12914353
Don't you realize that Google is the middleman and on the other side of those revenue gains are revenue gains for advertisers utilizing Google ads? Oh you didn't think that far ahead did you? That's not surprising. How's BAT doing today anyways?

[Anonymous No.12914417]

>>12914365
No he did not mean that at all...

[Anonymous No.12914419]

>>12914087
Spends money on ad to be posted on website

No one looks at ad because they use adblocks

Ad was waste of time and money

You argue it wasn’t

You are massively retarded mate

[Anonymous No.12914431]

>>12914391
is this the intellectual power of BAT holders?

[Anonymous No.12914433]

>>12914391
If nobody sees your ad you don't pay for it. Advertisers don't pay when their ad isn't viewed. Also most advertising is done on a pay-per-click model these days. Only big Brand advertisers give a shit about impression based marketing, and even they don't pay for impressions that are blocked.

[Anonymous No.12914451]

>>12914431
Not an argument

Also, other thing people aren’t taking into account is BAT tracks viewing data and other marketing metrics that current ads are incapable of doing because they don’t leverage blockchain tech to record data flows.

[Anonymous No.12914457]

>>12914419
You are implying that advertisers don't track every single impression of their ads. This is how utterly fucking stupid you bat maximalists are. do you really think the vast majority of advertising is people just paying a monthly fee to have their ads shown on a specific website? Holyshit. This is the company you bat retards are keeping. Advertisers know exactly how many people view click and purchase. We can see everything.

[Anonymous No.12914466]

>>12914433
Hmm, might have a point there. But still, if adblockers reach critical mass, then no one is watching ads. This would present a problem to the advertising industry, even if they aren’t losing money per se. The ads need to be seen to be effective.

[Anonymous No.12914475]

>>12914457
Nah I knew that, BAT just does it in a better way.

[Anonymous No.12914483]

>>12914451
Implying that bat has more advanced tracking than Google because Google utilizes a centralized database. What is Google analytics? you guys are fucking hopeless. Data flows? Do you realize how stupid you sound. Google record everything you fucking mong. Brave ads will never be 10% as sophisticated as Google's ad serving algorithms. Brave will never retain 1/1000th of the amount of information Google retains on their servers.

[Anonymous No.12914488]

>>12914451
>not an argument
you are an illiterate faggot who doesn't understand that advertisers don't pay if their ad isn't seen as described multiple times by >>12914433
what marketing metrics is the alphabet corporation missing out on that your pre-mined utility token leveraging "blockchain" figured out how to do?

[Anonymous No.12914492]

>>12914457
Also, even if Advertisers aren’t harmed by adblockers (doubtful) publishers are, as they aren’t getting any money from the content on their websites. With BAT, advertisers, publishers and consumers all get a cut of the pie

[Anonymous No.12914494]

>>12914466
traditional advertising is changing in a big way, which is why you see more and more of a blend between content and advertising. Advertisers are already adapting to the changing landscape by applying new marketing techniques that blur the lines between what is content and what is marketing. This is the real paradigm shift, not tokenized payouts for content.

[Anonymous No.12914521]

>>12914488
No, I do understand. But what I’m trying to get across to you is that, even if there is no loss on the part of the advertiser, the efficacy of the ad campaign is reduced by adblockers, and publishers are certainly hurt by adblockers removing their ad-revenue. What do you have to say about that. Advertisers are just on corner of the triangle. You have to consider the impact adblockers have on publishers and consumer too.

[Anonymous No.12914596]

>>12912746
I'm saying Brave will prompt you to invest in cryptos instead of cashing out as its beneficial to them. There will also be crypto adverts that subtly change peoples viewpoints.

[Anonymous No.12914624]

>>12914596
There will be ads for dapps that encourage people to spend the BAT on the product or service that the dapp offers. This is how an Web 3 crypto economy will become initially established.

[Anonymous No.12914688]

>>12910292
rofl @ this triggered delusional faggot

[Anonymous No.12914704]

>>12914377

And ironically the only reason they want that data is so they can sell more dumb shit. People are a lot smarter than Zuck originally thought they were. Just because they didn't understand the power of an internet based company having their data when FB first started doesn't mean we all don't get it now.

We grew up with data harvesting and hate it. Boomers are dying off in 10 years, so tell me, who's still going to willingly use FB if they keep this shit up? Another competitor can and will emerge and it will be built using the principles of Brave and the ecosystem it facilitates.

This browser is a company killer. Most of you don't seem to understand that yet.

[Anonymous No.12914936]

BAT being above $1.00 defeats the purpose of the coin

[Anonymous No.12915480]

>>12914936
>look mom I posted it again

[Anonymous No.12915807]

>>12915480
They never show sauce either. How tiring.

[Anonymous No.12916113]

BAT at .11
>PIECE
>Muh Browser Plugin Token
>PIECE
>PIECE
>OF
>PIECE

BAT at .18, four days later
>'let me tell you why this will never work'
>'advertisers don't care if no one views their ads'
>'Google could do this in a heartbeat if they tried'

It's amazing how articulate the opposition has gotten in the last few days.

[Anonymous No.12917090]

>>12910096
Most new users joined only because of the free $10 in bar promo on Coinbase

[Anonymous No.12917824]

>>12910690
post em faggot

[Anonymous No.12917860]

>>12913444
>25-50 cent per ad
Too optimistic. Pajeets and chink prisoners will pimp the fuck out of it.
The entire mumbai would be watching ads 16/7, not even talking about bots.. all this could drive the prices down rapidly.

[Anonymous No.12917898]

>>12917860
They're able to target users on GEO locations. Do you even know how internet advertising works? The CPC for mumbai will be retarded low for this reason.

[Anonymous No.12918002]

>>12913883
>>12913883
These autistic pajeets are salivating over 25 cents, yet they believe advertisers will profit and actually pay them 25 cents for viewing an advertisement for a product they are too cheap to purchase.

[Anonymous No.12918010]

>>12917860
payouts will likely vary by location. I know several pajeets that complain about "overpriced" mcdonald's meals costing the equivalent of 30 cents USD.

[Anonymous No.12918015]

>>12910096
How many to make it?

[Anonymous No.12918021]

>>12910227
This is exactly why I dumped my bat. There's no reason to make pennies when I can just use an adblocker.

[Anonymous No.12918026]

>>12913883
Also
>25 cents per view
>adsense pays .001 cents per view
>YouTube isn’t even profitable in spite of having thousands of publishers, many of whom are not trending, use viewbots

[Anonymous No.12918038]

>>12914521
People who use adblockers don’t want to see ads and don’t want to purchase the advertised product/service

[Anonymous No.12918064]

>>12918021
>"people would never give up their hard earned money to watch people play games on the internet."
>thots literally showing random strangers their anus for e-nickels.

You greatly underestimate what people will do for money, much less "free" money.

[Anonymous No.12918518]

>>12918064
True in those cases. Most people except pajeets will want to sit there and watch ads for pennies when they can just block it and see the content they want.

[Anonymous No.12918545]

here is my concern.
-get paid to watch ads
-figure watching a 2 minute add is worth earnting the equivelent of .01 or .02 cents or some shit like that
-so u just earned a wierd domination of .000023999999999999997 BAT
- normies or going to want it to be a simple like '1 BAT per comercial' not .000023999999999999997

so maybe the price per bat is to high ?????

no one is going to pay someone .15 cents to watch a 2 minute comercial....
that would be $4.5 an hour. you could make a living doing that home staying home and watching comercials all day 24/7

[Anonymous No.12918546]

>>12916113
Unfortunately for you most of it appears to have gone over your head.

[Anonymous No.12919223]

>>12913548
>Brave based on Chromium
>going to replace Chromium
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah okay

anyone who doesn't think that the concept of Brave is retarded can't be helped no more

[Anonymous No.12919230]

>>12917860
>>12918545
You can't watch the ads at will, something I think was a major weakness with the old model of getting paid to do surveys etc. because it just encouraged NEETs to spam without even looking at the content

[Anonymous No.12919408]

>>12919223
chrome and chromium are not the same
laugh out loud

[Anonymous No.12919430]

>>12919408
Now check out who actually develops Chromium.. Jesus Christ.

The chances that Brave replaces Chrome are lower than me getting cancer, then getting a spontaneous remission, getting cancer again, then AGAIN getting a spontaneous regression and on top of it, winning the lottery. Never going to happen and deep inside you know it but you won't admit it because you're holding the token of this piece of shit concept.

[Anonymous No.12919441]

>>12919430
Google fanboys are the worst trolls on biz. You missed your chance to buy at 10 cents now you have to kys.

[Anonymous No.12919443]

>>12919430
>replaces Chrome
possible partnership or buys out brave. still could make bat worth some big bucks

[Anonymous No.12919468]

>>12910227
this
/thread

[Anonymous No.12919480]

>>12919443
LMAO! Buys out Brave! You mean like how they bought out Mozilla and Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator and Firefox and ...

[Anonymous No.12919484]

>>12910343
very little
but that shit adds up and that should be the selling point,gains over time

btw you are retards for holding this shit coin
ask jay z what happened when he tried the to fuck with googles son youtube

[Anonymous No.12919519]

>>12919480
google is going through some shit right now.
they may just get anti-trusted and they should
people are looking for an alternative.

[Anonymous No.12919549]

>>12919441
>>12919443
hahahahahahahahahahahahaha.. if that makes you sleep at night..

[Anonymous No.12919593]

>>12919519
Google is literally a window into the minds of everyone everywhere. The government has been exploiting this for massive benefit. If you truly believe the government will just throw away its most successful spying tool of all time, you will NEVER make it.

[Anonymous No.12919613]

1) centralized funding token, thats worse than simply paying people in btc/eth
2) browser that needs more personal and private information about you than chrome if their token is ever going to work
3) nobody other than third world shitskins wants to get paid cents to go back to ad-ridden malware browsing
4) unlikely to ever work well on mobile
5) almost all of their funding token owned by a handful of people, zero speculative growth potential

late adopters will really buy anything these days huh

[Anonymous No.12919795]

>>12919593
>Google is literally a window into the minds of everyone everywhere
i believe this to be true.

but BAT has a platform to run on and is getting ready to launch and that is a lot more then a lot of other shit coins can say. plus the developer is well know figure in the tech industry with plenty of experince in web browsers and coding, i mean didnt the guy invent the js language ?
i could get behind a project with someone like that at the helm

[Anonymous No.12920526]

bruh imagine missing this pump lmao

[Anonymous No.12920653]

god damnit this board is dead slow as fuck
is reddit any better

[Anonymous No.12921167]

>>12920653

not really. The whole crypto space is pretty awful.

[Anonymous No.12921228]

>>12919613
Weak fud. Try harder bud. All of your points are invalid

[Anonymous No.12921524]

>>12920653

The BATProject subplebbit is great for news on Brave + BAT, but do NOT expect any non-retarded discussion over there. Literally the only non-retards on the BAT subreddolt are the Brave members themselves.

That being said, discussion about BAT on /biz/ is equally as fucking brain-numbing. It's literally the same FUD over and over again, no matter how many times it is disproved or explained. Nothing very informative or interesting ever comes out of Brave/BAT threads, just dumb fucking pajeets repeating "WHY WOULD I WATCH ADS FOR PENNIES LOLO" ad nauseum.

[Anonymous No.12921542]

just gonna drop these here. handle formation got fucked last night due to binance adding usdt pairing but the only bad part about that was me losing a bit on a bad trade.

[Anonymous No.12921548]

>>12921542
and todays

[Anonymous No.12921558]

>>12921548
am retard this is the current one

[Anonymous No.12921578]

>>12921548
your lines are arbitrary, as is most ta

[Anonymous No.12921589]

>>12921558
Goddamn another breakout over 20 cents would be insane. A few more of these plus BAT Ads release and people will be seriously FOMOing in.

[Anonymous No.12921590]

>>12912642
>wants to insult cos he loses an argument on the internet and comes up with the nothing less than
>conservatard faggot
Srly kys

[Anonymous No.12921603]

>>12921542
>>12921548
>>12921558
Im pretty sure BAT could spring to 1 dollar at any moment. I'm afraid to swing trade my stack because of this.

[Anonymous No.12922033]

>>12921590

Considering butthurt conservatard faggots like you are worthless, you off yourself first.

Try reading the actual thread next time. That ID has one post and the only people losing arguments here are the braindead FUDsters that keep repeating the same disproven idiocy over and over.

[Anonymous No.12922104]

All it will take for BAT to jump to 1 dollar is advert rewards successfully deployed for one big publisher. Brave has 4 million users now. Somebody is going to take the bait.

The fomo will be epic.

[Anonymous No.12922127]

>>12922033
>commie shitlib idiot using the word "fudster" without irony
As dumb as the niggers he loves. Just stop posting any time.

[Anonymous No.12922757]

>>12922033
>conservetard
rent free

[Anonymous No.12922776]

>>12922104
>The fomo will be epic.

A guy can dream, right?

[Anonymous No.12923525]

>>12922127

>Can't understand BATs simple concept
>Word I am not familiar with hurts my brain thus he is a dumb nigger

You really are a dumbfuck worthless cunt. Listen to the advice. Do it. No one will miss you.

>>12922757

>can't even spell a simple word

Not worth even replying to besides this greentext mocking you

[Anonymous No.12923676]

>>12910096
Heard something about Nauticus listing BAT and some sort of partnership with Brave... Someone found Nauticus's new website before it was up at Nauticus.com.au and BAT is listed in the tokens they have when they arent listed yet. Real news?