
Twitter or BlueSky Set to Integrate with Bitcoin (BTC) Lightning Network
Twitter stock is expected to reap hugely from Bitcoin lightning network integration that could see its revenues up in the coming quarters.
Twitter stock is expected to reap hugely from Bitcoin lightning network integration that could see its revenues up in the coming quarters.
Facebook (FB) stock hit a new 52-week record high of $337.69, surpassing its previous high of $333.78.
China has issued a fresh order on investigating alleged links of cryptocurrency being involved in illegal money laundering in traditional black markets, and has adopted the policy of crackdown and blocked several cryptocurrency accounts on Weibo to assert and establish control on ongoing Bitcoin mining practices.
Twitter Blue subscriptions cost AUD 4.49 or CAD 3.49 monthly and are currently available to iOS only.
Twitter plans to incorporate full-screen vertical Fleets which enable brands to post ads in the form of ‘billboards’.
DSCVR will join other decentralized platforms on the Internet Computer that have been launched recently.
In the past 52 weeks, Snap stock ranged between $16.51 and $73.59 according to market analytics provided by MarketWatch.
The Distrikt application will be joining a set of other decentralized applications on the Internet Computer network.
Anthony Pompliano supposed that Facebook CEO may be telling the world that he is a Bitcoin Maximalist through his pet names.
Alistair Milne says that tomorrow making its Q1 earnings report Facebook will reveal that it holds Bitcoin on its books.
According to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple is likely to hurt small businesses and deny users personalized services.
The use of all Telegram features is absolutely free for now. However, monetization plans are still underway.
Apart from the Live Audio Rooms, Zuckerberg also announced Facebook would be launching a new product called Soundbites.
Clubhouse has grown significantly in its one year of existence and recently it has conducted a new successful funding round.
A new report from Business Insider stated that data of over 500 million Facebook users was leaked and uploaded online for free. However, Liz Bourgeois who heads communications at FB stated that this was an old vulnerability patched in August 2019.