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The polarizing effect of social media today has highlighted the need for decentralization of currency and social networking.
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The polarizing effect of social media today has highlighted the need for decentralization of currency and social networking.
The innovative and irregular path to growth for the latest social media platform on blockchain and nearly 15,000 celebs who unwittingly play a role. If Jake Paul jumped off a bridge, or onto a new Twitter facsimile, would you join him? And would it impact the overall value of his brand for fractional sale in crypto? BitClout is giving social media users and crypto enthusiasts the chance to ask and answer these questions, not just in relation to Jake Paul but for all top 15,000 Twitter accounts, ranked by followers. BitClout launched about 6 weeks ago, and has garnered more attention than a ...
The site has traded over $225 million within a month of its launch and is worth about $1 billion, according to a recent report from New York Magazine. BitClout is designed to let people bet on the popularity of public figures by buying tokens associated with people's profiles. Users can use BitClout coins to buy a Creator's Coin and watch its value change based on the creator's popularity on the site. The site started with 15,000 creator accounts preloaded from the most popular Twitter profiles. At the moment, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has the most expensive Creator Coin, coming in at nearly $70,00...
Singapore PM tells followers to 'remain vigilant' on crypto after seeing name used to sell tokens "I have nothing to do with the platform," said Lee Hsien Loong. "It is misleading and done without my permission." 22332 Total views News Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore, claims someone set up a profile on the social token platform BitClout to sell tokens using the information from his Twitter account. In a Facebook post Friday, Loong urged Singaporeans to “to remain vigilant when dealing with cryptocurrency platforms.” He said that someone had used BitClout to create ...