Zap Stream: The Game-Changing Streaming Platform
Zap Stream is such an amazing platform that I couldn’t resist creating a few pictures of it dominating massive corporations like YouTube and Twitch.
I made a note a while back about how the website works. In short, the streamer pays per minute to stream, and viewers can tip directly using Bitcoin.
The administrator makes money, and the streamer keeps 100% of the tips. This is genius!
If Rumble or YouTube don’t implement the same streaming and tipping features as Zap Stream, they’ll eventually fall behind. It will take time, of course, because Twitch and YouTube are globalist platforms with deep pockets and unlimited funds from banks. But innovation always wins in the end.
Meanwhile, Rumble recently launched its creator program, and it was a complete failure—just as I expected. How does a massive corporation fail at innovation? Instead of improving their platform, they’re still pushing users to sign up for an ad-free plan. Not that it matters—I use an ad blocker, so I never see ads anyway.
On top of that, their requirements to start making money are ridiculous. They’re desperately trying to make money for both themselves and the streamer but failing miserably.
Zap Stream Does It Right
On Zap Stream, there are NO requirements—you start making money instantly.
Although Zap Stream is still relatively new and likely doesn’t have a huge team or many users, whoever built it did an incredible job.
Too many websites fail because developers make everything free from the start and then try to monetize later. The developer(s) behind Zap Stream took a smarter approach from day one—charging streamers per minute of streaming instead of relying on ads or corporate funding.
This is a smart move and a sustainable business model.
Zap Stream uses Bitcoin, and Bitcoin is already driving massive innovation. I see more developers building websites where users support the platform directly, rather than everything being “free” and filled with ads.
This is the internet of the future.
One thing is for sure: If you’re a freeloader, Zap Stream is not for you.
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