ChangeTip, the popular bitcoin tipping platform, is adding USD support to woo users currently put off by bitcoin's reputation.
A new bitcoin micropayments tool has launched to take aim at the global freelance and on-demand services market.
In an interview with CoinDesk, developer Chris Ellis discusses the ProTip project and how it hopes to solve past micropayments challenges.
Lawnmower has opened its spare change-to-bitcoin service in beta, in what it hopes will be a product that successfully entices novice investors.
Could a decentralised system where off-blockchain bitcoin transactions are sent over a network of micropayment channels solve blockchain scalability?
Complete with staggering funding rounds and mysterious bitcoin startups, this week's news served up an unusually high dose of intrigue
Bitcoin-centric social network ZapChain is moving into micropayments with the integration of a new in-house tipping mechanism.
Email-forwarding service Composed aims to help the global fight against spam by making senders pay a small fee in bitcoin.
Coinbase is shutting down its recently launched tipping feature in a bid to refocus efforts on its core verticals.
ChangeTip has added a new feature that allows users to redirect tips to charitable causes, with BitGive as its first non-profit parter.
Micropayments startup NeuCoin has raised $2.25m in angel funding from investors including King co-founder Patrik Stymne and Uber SVP Emil Michael.
Bitcoin microtransactions startup ChangeTip, which allows people to send bitcoin tips over social media, has now added Facebook to its list of supported platforms. With the move, ChangeTip adds to its existing list of popular social media services, which include Twitter and Reddit. However, the team framed the integration of Facebook as a notable step forward. By leveraging the world’s largest social […]
A new microtransactions service that lets consumers tip online publishers with bitcoin will launch this month.
Nick Sullivan responds to recent criticism against his tipping service concerning user data collection and privacy in an interview with CoinDesk.
Walter Isaacson, author and Aspen Institute CEO, has said disruptive technologies like bitcoin will shape the payments space in the coming year.