More info has been leaked concerning “Twitter Coins” but so far there's no indication that crypto or blockchain tech is involved.
This appears to be in reference to the platform’s “Twitter Awards,” which was also leaked by Manchun Wong a week earlier on Jan. 5.by Wong, awards such as “Mind Blown,” “Bravo” and “Super Like” can be sent to content creators on the platform — at a cost denominated in Twitter Coins.The feature bears similarities to Reddit’s tipping and rewards system, where Redditors use “Reddit Coins” to send awards to other users who make a post, comment, or live video broadcast they have enjoyed.
Stripe is a fiat-based payment processing platform that lets merchants accept credit and debit cards, bank transfers, and cash-based vouchers.On Apr. 22, 2022, Stripe announced it had begun supporting payouts to select Twitter content creators in USD Coin with payouts taking place over the Polygon network.
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