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This is another one I used to use often, however it seems to be a bit bugged and not have the latest verified creator numbers - Over 1 million.
https://batgrowth.com/
Someone else in one of these threads said 'you don't want to skate to where the puck is, you want to skate to where the puck is going'. Wise words.
We can see that people, and governments, are growing increasingly worried about big tech monopolies, alongside that of their internet hygiene.
We know that the ad models are already broken and ridden with fraud and lack of interest and banner blindness. People are now often using ad blockers especially as people become more savvy.
There have been psychological experiments demonstrating that people are more likely to be interested in something if they are being remunerated for it with real value exchange and reward playing into BAT's ad model.
The caliber of companies advertising on Brave is huge. Paypal, Amazon, you name it. If they didn't see value in it, they wouldn't bother. Brave also has native IPFS and TOR inbuilt. It's far more advanced than the competition and really is banking on the future of the web.
Creators such as Wikipedia, Mr Beast, xvideos, Infowars. All believe in Brave/BAT enough to sign up as creators you can tip right now.
Not just that, Brave has some huge pieces of the puzzle on the way:
>SDK
>Publisher adverts (in page adverts like banners)
>Self serve adverts - at present, all ad campaigns are onboarded manually. You will soon be able to rock up with your zinc plating company and advertise with little human interaction.
>Potentially Brave email addresses/client
>Potentially a Brave YT client
>A long shot, but Brendan Eich has alluded to a social media engine inbuilt into Brave
All this packaged by a results driven CEO. Invented Javascript, ex CEO of Mozilla on a warpath to fix the web for all.
Stay comfy.