Rumble Adds Bitcoin Tipping for Creators
Streaming platform Rumble (NASDAQ: RUM) has launched a new Bitcoin tipping feature that lets users send Bitcoin donations directly to content creators and influencers. The feature was officially introduced at the Lugano PlanB event last Friday.
One of the first to try it out was Viva Frei, a legal commentator and active Rumble user. He tested the feature using RumbleWallet in a demo video shared on Rumble’s official X (Twitter) page.
With this new feature, creators can now receive crypto payments from their audiences, giving them more ways to earn money online. Over the past year, Rumble has been working to integrate blockchain technology into its platform, aiming to expand crypto tipping options for creators.
As online creators continue to reach global audiences, crypto payments offer faster and easier cross-border transactions, making them an attractive choice for streaming platforms.
Rumble’s move also reflects a broader trend of crypto adoption in the U.S., supported by pro-innovation regulations under the Trump Administration.
Looking ahead, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are expected to become part of many digital services. Besides Bitcoin, coins like Ethereum (ETH), XRP, BNB, and Solana (SOL) are also gaining popularity among investors.
Recently, crypto exchange Gemini introduced a Solana credit card, following earlier Bitcoin and XRP products. The card automatically stakes Solana rewards for users — a feature that could further boost crypto adoption.
As crypto-based payment and reward systems grow, users can enjoy more flexible and rewarding financial tools — similar to traditional credit cards, but powered by blockchain technology.
