Zebedee has previously focused its technology on games, and last year launched modified servers for the hit first-person shooter game "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" (CS:GO) that let players wager and win small amounts of Bitcoin measured in satoshis, or “sats.” Each Bitcoin (BTC) is made up of 100 million satoshis. "Today, people surfing the web are right to have high standards for receiving value in exchange for their attention, and to claim that value in the form of real money, delivered to them instantly," said Slice COO and co-founder Darina Oumanski in a release.īrave users will be able to earn both Bitcoin rewards (via Slices) and Brave’s own Basic Attention Token (BAT) at the same time, a Zebedee representative confirmed to Decrypt, enabling a double dip of crypto rewards in exchange for seeing more ads while browsing. Viewing those ads earns users points called Slices, which can then be swapped for Bitcoin via a Zebedee account. As users browse the web, they’ll see additional advertisements inserted into pages. The newly-enhanced extension is based on technology from Bitcoin payments startup Zebedee, and utilizes Bitcoin’s Lightning Network for micropayments. Slice’s free extension works with Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and even Brave. But now you can add similar functionality to an array of browsers-including Chrome and also Brave-and earn Bitcoin in the process.Īdtech startup Slice announced today that it has integrated Bitcoin payments into its browser extension, letting users earn cryptocurrency by viewing ads while surfing the web.
Adtech startup Slice has implemented Bitcoin’s Lightning Network into its web browser extension, letting users earn BTC rewards for viewing ads.
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