Bitcoin (BTC) enthusiast and billionaire founder of Twitter Jack Dorsey has started educating people about cryptocurrency, from time to time, with his tweets. The crypto lover founder Twitter and Square has been showing concern for Bitcoin lately.
The crypto enthusiast, who once said he owns bitcoin out of the many virtual assets existing, has taken enlightening people on bitcoin important.
He once showed his follow how to use Lightning network, a worthwhile update to Bitcoin that crypto experts say make BTC transaction much cheaper and faster.
Jack first showed crypto twitter how to use the Lightning Network by participating in a game called the Lightning Torch.
Lightning Torch is a game done by adding funds to a BTC after which it is passed to others so they can do the same.
Before passing the torch to Elizabeth Stark, CEO of Lightning Labs, Jack said the game is a “Cool example of #BitcoinTwitter experimenting on the Lightning Network.”
Yesterday, Jack showed his followers he bought a Trezor wallet using Bitcoin (BTC) with CashApp. He also indicated he uses Casa Node.
Just bought a @Trezor hardware wallet with bitcoin through @CashApp pic.twitter.com/TBYn1q5XzI
— jack 🌍🌏🌎 (@jack) March 7, 2019
— jack 🌍🌏🌎 (@jack) March 7, 2019
Jack has been at the forefront educating people on Bitcoin, especially those who may not understand the uniqueness of the cryptocurrency.
Dorsey, who revealed he spend more than $10,000 per week on Bitcoin (BTC) on a podcast called Tales from the Crypto on March 4, said he experiments with Bitcoin.
He said he would have participated in the “Stacking Sat Saturday”, a common idea where users purchase $25 worth of Bitcoin weekly to increase the crypto adoption movement.
Jack got to know Bitcoin Stacking Saturday via Twitter but have exceeded his CashApp limit, which denoted he cannot purchase any more crypto.
The Twitter founder is using his platform to promote the adoption of Bitcoin, unlike Facebook that is launching its personal cryptocurrency that will be used on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.
