Is the CEO of BAT less attractive ?

[damsix]

I have to turn on this Sub-Forum because this Basic Attention Token is worth fighting for and investing in the cryptocurrency market.
But I think that on various media channels, Telegram rarely promotes buying Basic Attention Tokens, for the reasons there must be a lot but I don't really understand it because of my limitations in thinking.
Brendan Eich and Brian Bondy are the CEOs of Basic Attention Token, are they both less attractive now to promote Basic Attention Token on various social media ?

[MrSpasybo]

As you said, BAT token is not advertised much and the CEO of Brave is not really active in promoting the project token as CZ does for BNB. However BAT is already listed on Coinbase and has a very good future, with the expectation of being able to reach 7k sts in this bullrun, I think we can be assured of the future of BAT. The strong price increase in the near future is how BAT get attention of crypto market.

[damsix]

However BAT is already listed on Coinbase and has a very good future,

It's really good for BRAVE to be invested in the long term, but unfortunately the token from BRAVE, namely BAT, doesn't increase that fast, because maybe it's not so hive.
I see the price of BAT is less than doubled like the newly created coins on IEO Binance such as TKO and SFP and surely behind all of that there is a hidden goodness of BAT,like as available trade on Coinbase Exchange .

[Seerge]

I don't understand the Coins of this project, but it seems that the promotion of this coin is lacking. It is proven that the development of this coin is slow, unlike TKO or Safepal which when it was just released the price immediately increased, although now the price has dropped again.

[MUGNIA]

I have used Brave and got BAT coins, but to claim it requires KYC on one of the platforms and in my country it is difficult to do KYC because there are restrictions, tired of this I would rather leave than waste time

[kai]

I have used Brave and got BAT coins, but to claim it requires KYC on one of the platforms and in my country it is difficult to do KYC because there are restrictions, tired of this I would rather leave than waste time

What is BRAVE? Can you provide detailed information about BRAVE? Because here OP discusses BAT token, not BRAVE.
Then KYC, why should there be KYC? As far as I know, cryptocurrency does not require KYC to trade BAT coins on DEX, sometimes CEX also has no KYC to trade its coins.

[MrSpasybo]

What is BRAVE? Can you provide detailed information about BRAVE? Because here OP discusses BAT token, not BRAVE.
Then KYC, why should there be KYC? As far as I know, cryptocurrency does not require KYC to trade BAT coins on DEX, sometimes CEX also has no KYC to trade its coins.

Brave is the name of a browser, and BAT (Basic Attention Token) is a crypto within the Brave ecosystem. You can try downloading and using Brave, it's very good and user-friendly, with some special features that are quite useful. You can also earn BAT tokens by agreeing to view ads while using Brave.

I've also never heard of a KYC requirement on Brave. Brave has also confirmed that they do not have any KYC-related requirements. Users should be cautious of requests for personal information, especially when participating in the crypto market.

[kai]

What is BRAVE? Can you provide detailed information about BRAVE? Because here OP discusses BAT token, not BRAVE.
Then KYC, why should there be KYC? As far as I know, cryptocurrency does not require KYC to trade BAT coins on DEX, sometimes CEX also has no KYC to trade its coins.

Brave is the name of a browser, and BAT (Basic Attention Token) is a crypto within the Brave ecosystem. You can try downloading and using Brave, it's very good and user-friendly, with some special features that are quite useful. You can also earn BAT tokens by agreeing to view ads while using Brave.

Maybe i'll descriptions by my side like this :

Brave is a Browser.
BAT coin (Basic Attention Token) is an Brave Ecosystem.
Install BRAVE browser , play it , earn BAT token while we using Brave Browser.

This persuasive like as your statement , right?

I've also never heard of a KYC requirement on Brave. Brave has also confirmed that they do not have any KYC-related requirements. Users should be cautious of requests for personal information, especially when participating in the crypto market.

Neaahh, this is very dangerous because every personal information should not be exposed in cryptocurrency space. This will be notifying me for further . Thank for your information about BRAVE not using KYC to claim BAT coins.

[MrSpasybo]

Brave is a Browser.
BAT coin (Basic Attention Token) is an Brave Ecosystem.
Install BRAVE browser , play it , earn BAT token while we using Brave Browser.

This persuasive like as your statement , right?

Neaahh, this is very dangerous because every personal information should not be exposed in cryptocurrency space. This will be notifying me for further . Thank for your information about BRAVE not using KYC to claim BAT coins.

Brave is a Browser = true. It's my favorite browser.
BAT coin (Basic Attention Token) is a token in the Brave Ecosystem.
Install the BRAVE browser, use it, watch ads and earn BAT tokens while using the Brave Browser. I'm using Brave quite often but have turned off the ads-viewing feature to avoid unnecessary disturbances. I have BAT tokens in Rewards but have no intention of withdrawing them to my personal account.

The Brave team has previously denied requiring KYC, and I don't know of any further updates on this. I've also never completed KYC on Brave but can still use it normally. KYC might be required when users want to withdraw BAT, but that's a requirement from the Uphold wallet, not Brave.

• How to Withdraw BAT From Brave?

[kai]

Brave is a Browser.
BAT coin (Basic Attention Token) is an Brave Ecosystem.
Install BRAVE browser , play it , earn BAT token while we using Brave Browser.

This persuasive like as your statement , right?

Neaahh, this is very dangerous because every personal information should not be exposed in cryptocurrency space. This will be notifying me for further . Thank for your information about BRAVE not using KYC to claim BAT coins.

Brave is a Browser = true. It's my favorite browser.
BAT coin (Basic Attention Token) is a token in the Brave Ecosystem.
Install the BRAVE browser, use it, watch ads and earn BAT tokens while using the Brave Browser. I'm using Brave quite often but have turned off the ads-viewing feature to avoid unnecessary disturbances.

Is Brave the same privacy as TOR Browser? I mean it is more secure in terms of keeping its users safe.

I have BAT tokens in Rewards but have no intention of withdrawing them to my personal account.

Why don't you withdraw it? Even though I see that this BAT token is quite valuable if converted to Fiat. Or maybe you have a lot of BAT tokens in your personal wallet?

The Brave team has previously denied requiring KYC, and I don't know of any further updates on this. I've also never completed KYC on Brave but can still use it normally. KYC might be required when users want to withdraw BAT, but that's a requirement from the Uphold wallet, not Brave.

• How to Withdraw BAT From Brave?
  

I also think the same because it will definitely reject it for KYC because cryptocurrency has a basis as privacy.

How to Withdraw BAT from Uphold

In order to withdraw BAT from Brave using Uphold and cash them out, you just need to follow these few simple steps:

    Enter your Brave browser on PC or mobile (it’s available on both Android and iOS).
    Connect your Uphold wallet with Brave. This can be done once you install Uphold and select the option to connect with your Brave browser.
    Before you can access your Brave rewards balance on Uphold, you need to go through the Uphold account KYC protocol to verify your identity. You’ll need to provide your full name, address, mobile phone number, email address and a photo of a government-issued personal documents such as a passport, ID card or driver’s license. All of this information is confidential, and Uphold doesn’t share it with any third parties.
    After you’ve verified Uphold, you can directly transfer BAT to Brave wallet to Uphold, and the best thing is that the process is automated.
    Once your BAT tokens are in your Uphold wallet, you can withdraw funds, sell the tokens and cash out into your US or EU bank account by ACH transfer for US customers and SEPA transfer for European residents.
    In case you just want to send your BAT tokens to another wallet or exchange platform like Binance or Coinbase, you can simply send the cryptos to that address by entering the destination address in Uphold and approving the transaction.

Point number 3 of this quote is the necessity for real KYC to be submitted for BAT token withdrawal, Oh my God.

[MrSpasybo]

Is Brave the same privacy as TOR Browser? I mean it is more secure in terms of keeping its users safe.

Why don't you withdraw it? Even though I see that this BAT token is quite valuable if converted to Fiat. Or maybe you have a lot of BAT tokens in your personal wallet?

I also think the same because it will definitely reject it for KYC because cryptocurrency has a basis as privacy.

Point number 3 of this quote is the necessity for real KYC to be submitted for BAT token withdrawal, Oh my God.

I use Brave because it has many advantages in speed and perfect ads blocking ability. Security and privacy are also mentioned but I cannot confirm anything, I am not a cybersecurity expert.

I do not wthdraw BAT because I do not have much BAT, at the same time, I am not willing to do KYC just to get a few BAT tokens worth a few $. The values ​​that Brave brings to me are enough to satisfy me, BAT tokens in the account are just for decoration. I will consider withdrawing them when BAT becomes extremely valuable in the future ^^

[TomPluz]

I use Brave because it has many advantages in speed and perfect ads blocking ability. Security and privacy are also mentioned but I cannot confirm anything. I do not withdraw BAT because I do not have much BAT, at the same time, I am not willing to do KYC just to get a few BAT tokens worth a few $.

I got soured on Brave when they decided to just delete all the BAT earned by those who are based in my country...after some years of using Brave browser and accumulating the token. And the reason was they could not find a wallet that can accommodate us here which is an unacceptable ground for me. As to the browser, I learned that it is not as fast as before and not anymore lite and lean to my needs so I shifted to other browsers including one from CCleaner which I am currently using. Definitely, I am not anymore a fan and user of Brave.


 

[MrSpasybo]

I got soured on Brave when they decided to just delete all the BAT earned by those who are based in my country...after some years of using Brave browser and accumulating the token. And the reason was they could not find a wallet that can accommodate us here which is an unacceptable ground for me. As to the browser, I learned that it is not as fast as before and not anymore lite and lean to my needs so I shifted to other browsers including one from CCleaner which I am currently using. Definitely, I am not anymore a fan and user of Brave.

Brave has added many new features, but I've decided to avoid them to maintain the best experience. I've tried several Chromium browsers but haven't found the simplicity and comfort I get from Brave, so I still use it regularly. Opera browser is known for being simple, lightweight, and fast, but it lacks many features I need when browsing the internet. Maybe it's because I have thousands of bookmarks on Brave, so I'm not ready to switch.

Although I'm not interested in withdrawing BAT rewards, the issue with BAT token rewards might have caused Brave to lose many users recently. This problem should be resolved soon so that all Web3 users can Surf-to-Earn and drive the price of BAT up in the market.

[erus]

I use Brave because it has many advantages in speed and perfect ads blocking ability. Security and privacy are also mentioned but I cannot confirm anything. I do not withdraw BAT because I do not have much BAT, at the same time, I am not willing to do KYC just to get a few BAT tokens worth a few $.

I got soured on Brave when they decided to just delete all the BAT earned by those who are based in my country...after some years of using Brave browser and accumulating the token. And the reason was they could not find a wallet that can accommodate us here which is an unacceptable ground for me. As to the browser, I learned that it is not as fast as before and not anymore lite and lean to my needs so I shifted to other browsers including one from CCleaner which I am currently using. Definitely, I am not anymore a fan and user of Brave.

It turns out that BRAVE also gives a bad impression because it removes the BAT token from your browser, I'm sure this kind of injustice is what makes you disappointed, right?
If I were in your position, I would definitely move from the browser because BRAVE no longer supports its users, this is also proof that the OP wrote that the CEO of BAT is less attractive because he has disappointed the system that has been created for all users including you.