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Twitter launches dedicated crypto team




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 The social media platform Twitter is launching a dedicated crypto team as the company moves into the digital assets space, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.

The company has hired Tess Rinearson to lead the new Twitter Crypto team and "set the strategy for the future of crypto at (and on) Twitter", it said

It's meant, though, to be a "centre for excellence for all things blockchain and Web3." he added, referring to the term given to the growing number of decentralized applications that run on blockchain public.

"We are exploring ways to integrate decentralized technology into our products and infrastructure," Twitter said, adding that in the short term, it was exploring payments, ways for people creating content to earn crypto and "decentralization of social media".

The new emphasis follows Twitter's pursuit of a tool allowing users to tip each other using bitcoin.

Dorsey, a renowned bitcoin enthusiast, has long said he wants to integrate digital assets into the future of Twitter, having successfully introduced support for bitcoin at the Square payments company he also runs, two years ago.

Working under the direction of Twitter's CTO, Parag Agrawal, Rinearson is responsible for overseeing and developing these efforts. She previously worked in crypto groups such as Interchain, a group focused on developing decentralized open source technologies, and Interstellar, a decentralized crypto wallet and exchange.

The appointment comes amid a growing buzz in Silicon Valley around the web3 movement, which seeks to disrupt large tech companies that store user data on central servers and seek to monetize that data.

In the web3 ecosystem, on the other hand, decentralized applications run on public blockchains, meaning that data is not collected by any party, while users can be offered token-based rewards for their participation.

Several social platforms alongside Twitter, such as Reddit and Discord, have hinted that they are also exploring ways to integrate with decentralized apps adopt some of the concepts of web3 on their platform

Twitter gets crypto, and its early integration of Bitcoin Tips (BTC-USD) and NFT authentication demonstrates that" Rinearson says. "There is so much more to explore to help people participate in the promise of a scalable and decentralized Internet, right on Twitter.

Rinearson will also be a part of Twitter's Bluesky, an independent Twitter-funded project designed to find ways to decentralize social media in particular. The working group, made up of Twitter employees as well as eternal experts are developing a single standard - or protocol- on which social platforms and other developers can build more personalized offers, in order to make them more interoperable.



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