Brave's tipping feature will soon be available on Twitter.

The tipping service of Brave has now been added to Twitter, allowing users to tip designated content with its token BNT.

In the announcement on 8/1, Brave discussed the public release of its token tipping service, where users can specify the amount they wish to give to specific Twitter accounts, and the recipients will receive the tips directly in BAT.

Brave was created by Brendan Eich, co-founder of Mozilla and Firefox, originally as a dedicated ad-blocking browser. According to Messari Crypto, in May 2017, the company initially offered 1 billion USD worth of BAT, with an additional 500 million USD worth of BAT.

Brave also offers an auto-contribution feature, allowing users to set up recurring tips for different favorite content creators over time. Users must use the Brave browser and enable Brave Rewards to utilize this feature. The company claims

Our goal is to create a more equitable profit-sharing model between users, content creators, and advertisers, ultimately delving further into micro-tipping payment territory.

Brave started testing its Twitter tipping and developing browser version Brave Nightly in May.

As mentioned in previous reports, Brave can not only be used on Twitter but also allows tipping on social media platform Reddit and video platform Vimeo.

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