Connect the dots

>coindesk.com/blockchain-browser-brave-to-offer-free-access-to-premium-cheddar-content

imagine not buying BAT at 11 cents.

Comfy

I’m not surprised Jow Forums doesn’t understand how huge this news is

Muh aids, muh browser token, just bought 100k

...

Yeah, I'm thinking we're back BATfags.

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lol that's where I actually saw it first too. Honestly didn't even know what Cheddar was, but I went to the website and poked around and tipped them like 5 or 10 BAT

sidenote: I love Batgrowth.com, but I wish I could expand the "newest website publishers" list and also have a search option for publishers or something like that.

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Jow Forums doesnt want BAT to succeed. If it does crypto becomes mainstream.

Mainstream?
How many people use Brave Browser?

>sidenote: I love Batgrowth.com, but I wish I could expand the "newest website publishers" list and also have a search option for publishers or something like that.

Oh wait I'm an idiot, you can already do this.

~5.5 million last I heard. His point was that BAT succeeding would take crypto mainstream, not that Brave/BAT are currently mainstream.

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Why does that article call Brave a blockchain browser? It has nothing to do with blockchain other than they did an ICO for a worthless payment Erc20 token.

Because its entire existence is based on an advertising model focused around the Basic Attention Token which is literally a blockchain token, whether your tiny little brain thinks so or not.

>they use an ERC20 token
>b-but it has nothing to do with blockchain

how are you so stupid?

Holy shit Jow Forums STILL doesn’t realize how huge this is. Kek!

cant wait to pay for all this premium content

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Nice one, the point is that you don't have to pay. Actually, the point is that this opens up an entirely new use-case for Crypto that hasn't been done before:

Crypto used to get past paywalls.

No more "ONLY 4 FREE ARTICLES LEFT THIS MONTH" on New York Times. No more "SUBCRIBE/LOG IN TO VIEW THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE" etc. etc. all that fucking bullshit that Web 2.0 has had to scratch together because online advertising has been utterly fucked for the past decade.

Cryptokids need to stop thinking "WAAAAH I DON'T OWN THIS COIN, THEREFORE IT SUCKS" and start thinking "We need more crypto projects to succeed and grow out of the infantile >muh vaporware potential stage"

>entirely new use-case for Crypto that hasn't been done before: Crypto used to get past paywalls.
Those have been around for at least 4 years

Cheddar is the leading post-cable networks company. Its programming is available on Sling TV, DirecTV NOW, Hulu, YouTube TV, Sony PlayStation Vue, Snapchat, fuboTV, Philo, Amazon, Twitch, Twitter, 60% of smart TVs in the U.S., and Facebook. Cheddar currently broadcasts two live video news networks: Cheddar, a business news network covering the most innovative executives, founders, products, and technologies transforming our lives and economy, and Cheddar Big News, a fast-paced, young, non-partisan general news and headline news network. The company broadcasts from the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, its street level studio in the glass corner of the Sprint Store in the Flatiron Building, WeWork in Los Angeles, and the White House. Cheddar was founded by Jon Steinberg, President and Chief Operating Officer of BuzzFeed from 2010 to 2014. Its investors include Lightspeed Venture Partners, Raine Ventures, Goldman Sachs, Liberty Global, Comcast Ventures, AT&T, Amazon, Antenna Group, Ribbit Capital, The New York Stock Exchange, Altice USA, 7 Global Capital, and Dentsu Ventures.

crypto will never be mainstream. maybe about as mainstream as stock day traders.

Kek you obviously don't even know what blockchain means, like the tech illiterate thot who wrote this nonsensical article.

Imagine not knowing BAT will be the fuel of the post-Google interwebz.

Checked