Over the previous few weeks, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) lovers have been developing and sharing a gaggle of customized Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP) tokens. There’s now a Telegram tip bot, a Twitter tip bot, Badger pockets brand integration, and an SLP token guide on the feed platform Bchpls.Io.
Sharing Spice Tokens on Telegram and Twitter
At the give-up of February, news.Bitcoin.Com mentioned BCH token improvement kicking into excessive gear, and the pace hasn’t stopped because. People grew unique tokens using the SLP software program, with names like dragon ball, steam coins, nazgûl, wonton, crown coin, and person-made tokens for about 20 most famous cryptocurrency networks. BCH proponents have additionally participated in a standard test and ‘torch passing’ rite that used a single non-divisible token known as the SLP Torch.
However, BCH developers have recently created a Telegram tipping bot that can tip SLP tokens to users in the hosted channel. The cryptocurrency information outlet Coinspice and its related Telegram channel carried out the tipping bot so humans can tip one another in spice tokens. The consumer sincerely @’s the Telegram bot, known as ‘Spicetokens’, and gives them a command to tip a person for some tokens. Scrolling via the Coinspice channel of 397 members suggests the Spicetokens bot could be very energetic. The bot is likewise to be had on Twitter, and a few users were sharing spice tokens across some Twitter threads.
On March 14, Badger Pockets developer Gabriel Cardona announced the release of the latest Badger model, version zero.4.2, which integrates reputable token icons for positive tokens like spice, wonton, and the SLP Torch. Cardona is particular about how someone who has created a symbol or a provider implementing the Badger Button could contact him and submit a brand.
The pocket builders have also introduced Eatbch Venezuela and Eatbch South Sudan icons to consumers. Consumers will see the Eatbch trademarks in the wallet’s transaction log whenever they donate funds to those correct addresses.
In May 2018, information.Bitcoin.Com reported at the point-of-sale (PoS) provider Bchpls.Io, which permits brick n’ brick-and-mortar and online traders to accept BCH in a noncustodial style. The software is loose, and no servers are needed as all it takes is a web connection and gadgets (cashier and purchaser) to use the Bchpls system. On March thirteen, the Bchpls developer announced the platform now supports SLP tokens and launched a video demonstration of the feature in movement.
