BAT Compensation Browser 'Brave' breaks through 10 million downloads of Google Store

The famous web browser "Brave", which offers BAT cryptography compensation, has exceeded 10 million downloads on the Google Store.

According to CCN reports, Brave Software reported that its web browser app downloads doubled in four months to 10 million downloads via official Twitter.

In May, browser apps reached 5 million downloads in 6 months after reaching 1 million downloads.

Brave said, "We are grateful to users who have chosen a faster and safer browser and appreciated the value of privacy."

Brave rewards subscribers and content producers with a Basic Attention Token (BAT) to innovate their existing cash-on-the-go method, which relied on advertising revenue, user behavior tracking, and user information sales.

Through this, Brave is helping content producers such as YouTube creator and twist streamer to continuously generate profits. Brave subscribers can compensate content producers through BAT micropayments.

Philip DeFranco, a well-known 6 million subscribers, said in a March interview that "Brave, which provides a clean, fast and secure browser experience, takes creators and users a top priority. It provides a good opportunity for self-development and self-development. "

In the future, there will also be a user compensation plan for using the platform. Users who choose the ad version will receive a portion of their advertising revenue as a BAT token. BAT is automatically converted into legal currency.

Earlier, Brave had $ 36 million in the first 30 seconds of the ICO and renewed his previous record. Since then, it has grown greatly in cooperation with various companies and experts. In April, we conducted an experiment with blockbuster content with media partner Dow Jones Media Group.

Last month, the number of active users in Brave Month was known to be 3 million. The company expects to increase to 5 million by the end of the year.

Previously, the cumulative number of downloads for the password-trading service 'Sqaure Cash' surpassed PayPal's 'Venmo', showing off the expansion of cryptography-related apps.