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Rumble Integrates Bitcoin, USDT Payments; Adopts BTC as Reserve Asset

Rumble's crypto integration brings Bitcoin and USDT payments to its 51 million users. Content creators can now receive payments directly in BTC, expanding revenue streams.

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Rumble Integrates Bitcoin, USDT Payments; Adopts BTC as Reserve Asset

Rumble, the rapidly growing video-sharing platform, has taken a significant step into the crypto sphere. It has integrated Bitcoin (BTC) and USDT (including the new USAT stablecoin) as payment methods, with Bitcoin (BTC) now serving as its primary reserve asset. This move, following Rumble's first-ever Bitcoin (BTC) purchase, sets a precedent in the tech industry.

Rumble's integration of cryptocurrency payments allows for intermediary-free transactions, fostering a more inclusive digital economy. Users can now enjoy easy access to regulated digital currencies through the upcoming Rumble Wallet, enabling seamless transactions and storage directly on the platform.

Content creators, Rumble's 51 million monthly active users, primarily in the U.S., stand to benefit greatly. They can now receive payments directly in Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether (USDT), opening up new monetization opportunities and potentially expanding their revenue streams. This integration also strengthens financial interaction within Rumble's large user base.

Rumble's adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) as a reserve asset and its integration of crypto payments mark a significant step in the platform's evolution. With plans to continue acquiring more bitcoins, Rumble is positioning itself firmly in the crypto ecosystem. Meanwhile, the government of El Salvador has chosen Rumble as its primary cloud services provider, further boosting the platform's reach and influence.

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