The Dogecoin community relies heavily on tipping. It’s tipping that led many people to embrace the Dogecoin community, and allowed them to view cryptocurrency fans as more than the greedy hoarders Bitcoiners are sometimes seen as, rightfully or not.
To facilitate this, Josh Mohland developed the DogeTipBot program, which allows users to send and receive Dogecoin tips with a simple Reddit post, and withdraw them, deposit more funds, and manage them with a simple message to the bot.
DogeTipBot is now expanding, though. The little bot that could has outgrown Reddit, and is moving to a new platform as well: Twitch.
The beta version of the Twitch version of DogeTipBot will launch this weekend.
Twitch was recently purchased by Amazon for a reported $970 million cash. Their platform began accepting Bitcoin earlier in August, and the introduction of DogeTipBot represents another step into the cryptocurrency world.
DogeTipBot Expands To Twitch
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