Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey Backs Bitcoin Nonprofit Brink with $5 Million Investment – What Does it Do?
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey has decided to commit $5 million to Bitcoin non-profit Brink, providing the organization with funds to finance its support for independent BTC developers. In a tweet, Brink expressed gratitude...
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In a tweet, Brink expressed gratitude to the entrepreneur for the funds. The non-profit clarified that these funds would be distributed in five separate payments, each amounting to $1 million....
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