These Video Sharing Sites Pay Content Creators in Bitcoin Cash

On Feb. 4, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) supporters caught a sneak peek at two new video platforms dedicated to the BCH ecosystem. Porn.cash and Cinema.cash give content creators the ability to publish videos and get paid in cryptocurrency.

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There’s a new BCH-fueled video service called Cinema.cash that allows users to upload content and be rewarded for posts. There are two types of revenue streams that content creators can utilize in order to get paid in crypto – tips and pay-per-view sessions. Tipping is set to default for all videos, and with pay-per-view, users have to pay beforehand to watch the content. Registering is fairly straightforward as users don’t need to use an email or verify their identity.

Only a username and password is required to sign up to both websites. Cinema Cash has a wide array of videos including subjects like action, documentary, comedy, cryptocurrencies, and science fiction. The creators also designed a fundraising section so users can publish videos in order to raise some money for an effort or someone in need. Porn.cash is the same exact setup as Cinema Cash but obviously the content is more adult themed.

These Video Sharing Sites Pay Content Creators in Bitcoin Cash
Cinema.cash categories.
While taking a gander at the websites, visitors can see that both platforms have a decent amount of videos so far. Users can publish Youtube videos alongside Twitch TV and Vimeo movies as well. The Cinema Cash team says that with the ease of publishing content, creators can have their own stage. In addition to using BCH, the creators of the websites plan to encourage tipping with a token called “Cash.”

“To incentivize tipping, we are also giving away chances to win Cash tokens for every tipping done,” explains the application developer. “Cash tokens holders are all entitled to a share of the platform profits based on the percentage of Cash tokens they hold — Essentially, we are giving the platform away to the Bitcoin Cash community.”