Rumble Launches Cryptocurrency Wallet to Boost Creator Monetization

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Rumble Launches Cryptocurrency Wallet to Boost Creator Monetization

Rumble has set a new course in digital finance with the launch of the Rumble Wallet, a cryptocurrency wallet designed to support creator monetization. Announced on January 23, 2025, by CEO Chris Pavlovski, the wallet enables transactions using Bitcoin (BTC) and Tether's USDT, offering creators more flexible transaction methods.

Rumble's new wallet is bolstered by a notable strategic investment. Earlier this year, the company invested $17.1 million in Bitcoin, acquiring approximately 188 BTC at an average price of $91,000 per coin. This move aligns with Rumble's Bitcoin treasury strategy. Meanwhile, Tether's significant $775 million investment in Rumble has further strengthened their partnership, enhancing the wallet's development and functionality, as reported by trendsnewsline.com.

As the integration of cryptocurrencies becomes more sophisticated, Tether's CTO Paolo Ardoino has suggested adding AI capabilities to the Rumble Wallet. This proposal could see AI agents managing payments, providing Bitcoin savings advice, and automating tipping for popular creators, reflecting Rumble's commitment to advancing digital financial tools for creators.

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