[Dorrance]

$300 to $500 is not diamond hands
$1k or bust

actually ill sell when it flips ETH which may be never but holy fugg if it does......

Everytime ETH Dip, Solona goes up😁

It will go up regardless.

[SIM-888979]

Everytime ETH Dip, Solona goes up😁

It will go up regardless.

i hope so i have a fucking bag of it

[SUI-3183372]

Gemini has recently been added by the Brave team, after years of complaints, but it's not so much about having a platform to collect your 'rewars', but the choices you make in that regard.

So Brave is KYC browser if you want to collect BAT? These are probably questions that I should research myself, but if you know already, does Uphold or Gemini share any of the data they collect with Brave or other 3rd parties?

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Honestly, if there's a team out there with a decent and capable browser, willing to compete with Brave and making the right choices: Now would be an excellent time!

Which Chromium based browser shall I use today.... /s

Firefox poised to break out with something innovative like this. Wonder if it's a trade off between collecting the KYC data required to offer crypto rewards (Since Mozilla is American) vs being an ACTUAL privacy focused browser.

[Dorrance]

i hope so i have a fugging bag of it

Well I'm saying my Sol will buy me another bitmain

[MavenGradle]

So Brave is KYC browser if you want to collect BAT? These are probably questions that I should research myself, but if you know already, does Uphold or Gemini share any of the data they collect with Brave or other 3rd parties?

Brave is indeed a KYC browser IF you want to collect and sell your rewards. Uphold and Gemini are both exchange platforms, which operate under the same data protection laws as other exchange platforms. So Uphold and Gemini aren't any different than, say, Crypto.com, in regards to what they are allowed to do in regards to data sharing and processing. However, I use neither platforms so I haven't read any of their privacy policies so I am not in a position to explain to you in detail what it is they do with your data.

[Envy]

Praying the best for Brave, hopefully Solana doesn't tarnish them.

Also, I have like $100 in BAT so would be nice to see that go up and see more usages for the Basic Attention Token.

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Brave is indeed a KYC browser IF you want to collect and sell your rewards. Uphold and Gemini are both exchange platforms, which operate under the same data protection laws as other exchange platforms. So Uphold and Gemini aren't any different than, say, Crypto.com, in regards to what they are allowed to do in regards to data sharing and processing. However, I use neither platforms so I haven't read any of their privacy policies so I am not in a position to explain to you in detail what it is they do with your data.

Brave is not a KYC browser thankfully, they're anti-KYC if anything. Brave doesn't collect any data or ask for anything.

And you don't need to link to Gemini at all in order to collect BAT, and I can exchange my BAT without a KYC verification process on Gemini. Pretty sure you just need to do KYC if you BUY or SELL other crypto on Gemini, using it as a regular exchange.

[MavenGradle]

Brave is not a KYC browser thankfully, they're anti-KYC if anything. Brave doesn't collect any data or ask for anything.

And you don't need to link to Gemini at all in order to collect BAT, and I can exchange my BAT without a KYC verification process on Gemini. Pretty sure you just need to do KYC if you BUY or SELL other crypto on Gemini, using it as a regular exchange.

You're right, Brave itself doesn't ask for any user data, it's just the exchanges that they use to collect rewards on that do. Also I'm not sure where you're located but I just tried linking Gemini to Brave and the first thing Gemini asked me is to go through the plain old KYC process.

I did not find an option to just collect them using Gemini without having an account or without doing the KYC process but that's probably because I haven't looked hard enough, seeing how you describe a process without going through KYC?

Spoiler (Click to View)

[SUI-3183372]

I guess to be clearer in my initial question:

If I'm a Brave user and I want to collect BAT from browsing to send to an external wallet, is there any KYC process I need to go through?

[MavenGradle]

I guess to be clearer in my initial question:

If I'm a Brave user and I want to collect BAT from browsing to send to an external wallet, is there any KYC process I need to go through?

Since you can't send BAT to another wallet from your Brave browser, you need to have either a Gemini or Uphold account which means registering and going through their respective KYC processes.

For Gemini, you are required to use your legal name and information when signing up. Same goes for Uphold. This includes sending pictures of official documents. At least that's the process where I am from.

Tipping from your Brave wallet works regardless of being signed up to an exchange like Uphold or Gemini, since you don't need to have an account on either platform to send tips.

However, if you are a a Brave creator (someone that can receive tips), you need a Gemini or Uphold account to receive the awards which means you need to go through the KYC process of either Uphold or Gemini.

[SUI-3183372]

Since you can't send BAT to another wallet from your Brave browser, you need to have either a Gemini or Uphold account which means registering and going through their respective KYC processes.

For Gemini, you are required to use your legal name and information when signing up. Same goes for Uphold. This includes sending pictures of official documents. At least that's the process where I am from.

Tipping from your Brave wallet works regardless of being signed up to an exchange like Uphold or Gemini, since you don't need to have an account on either platform to send tips.

However, if you are a a Brave creator (someone that can receive tips), you need a Gemini or Uphold account to receive the awards which means you need to go through the KYC process of either Uphold or Gemini.

Spoiler (Click to View)What a crock of shit

[Dorrance]

Since you can't send BAT to another wallet from your Brave browser, you need to have either a Gemini or Uphold account which means registering and going through their respective KYC processes.

For Gemini, you are required to use your legal name and information when signing up. Same goes for Uphold. This includes sending pictures of official documents. At least that's the process where I am from.

Tipping from your Brave wallet works regardless of being signed up to an exchange like Uphold or Gemini, since you don't need to have an account on either platform to send tips.

However, if you are a a Brave creator (someone that can receive tips), you need a Gemini or Uphold account to receive the awards which means you need to go through the KYC process of either Uphold or Gemini.

Not gonna lie that sounds very sketch

[MavenGradle]

Spoiler (Click to View)What a crock of shit

Not gonna lie that sounds very sketch

Which is exactly my point. So, if you know any good alternatives to Brave or if you're developing one.. Now really is your time to shine!

To make things more official, instead of listening to some random internet Maven, let us bring in the official Help Docs of Brave:
https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/artic...20to%20KYC.

[Dorrance]

Which is exactly my point. So, if you know any good alternatives to Brave or if you're developing one.. Now really is your time to shine!

To make things more official, instead of listening to some random internet Maven, let us bring in the official [url=//hackforums.net/misc.php?action=help]Help Docs[/url] of Brave:
https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/artic...20to%20KYC.

I have nor will not touch BAT or Brave

[SUI-3183372]

I have nor will not touch BAT or Brave

I can thank BAT for the best purchase of my life.

I bought BAT very early on but quickly became frustrated with it. I sold my $2500 worth of BAT for Cardano @ $0.04 the day after Cardano launched.

[MavenGradle]

I completely forgot about the affiliate link scandal:
https://decrypt.co/31522/crypto-brave-browser-redirect

It seems like SOL and Brave are a match made in heaven.