The Brave browser comes built-in with a cryptocurrency wallet and features such benefits as being able to tip one’s favorite content creators.That’s right: Brave users can actually earn revenue in the form of Basic Attention Token (BAT) by opting to view anonymous, privacy-preserving ads. The browser has already overtaken the Opera and Firefox browsers in terms of user numbers and was reported as having a user acquisition rate that is over double that of current market leader Google Chrome. It is also the most downloaded Android browser in Japan. In about eight months, the browser has doubled the number of users on the Android platform. The browser stepped out of its beta phase last November, launching Brave 1.0, a sign of the project’s strong development and acceptance.Įarlier this year, it was reported that Brave reached hit 20 million downloads on the Android platform, and the current jump to 40 million indicates that the browser is growing at an exponential rate. The Brave browser has consistently made headlines in the cryptocurrency space, as the browser has hit several major milestones that indicate its growth. Numerous technology journals have also offered positive reviews on the browser. This is what could be contributing to the platform’s growth, as users have spoken positively of Brave’s policy on maintaining privacy. This option helps to preserve users’ privacy - a point which Brave adheres to strictly.

The Brave Ads program, which was first offered to desktop users, rewards users with the BAT token for choosing to view advertisements.

In July, the browser brought the BAT token’s advertising platform to mobile devices. The project’s associated token, the Basic Attention Token (BAT), has also made headway in recent months and can be used to tip publications, users, and content creators. For some perspective, the Coinbase app has 20 million downloads.īrave is a browser that blocks ads and trackers and has been a hit with the cryptocurrency community. The privacy-focused browser, Brave, has just hit a major milestone, achieving 40 million users on the Android platform alone. The browser, which is also closely tied to the Basic Attention Token (BAT) project, has been on a string of positive milestones in the past 12 months, showing enormous growth. The Brave Browser, launched by Mozilla co-founder, Brendan Eich, has reached a new milestone of 40 million downloads on Android.

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