The best thing about building apps in a Bitcoin native way is that there will always be ways to monetize natively. This was not the case for the web era companies because the web stack did not have a native monetization protocol. This led to service providers having to resort to monetize by aggregating attention and selling the bulk attention to advertisers because that&#39;s the most frictionless way. Not the case with Bitcoin because Bitcoin eliminates that friction. Monetization from tips is already possible today and I can literally turn it on in less than a minute simply by changing one line of code if I wanted to. Sound like magic? Because that’s what Bitcoin enables. We are not obsessing over monetization at the moment because it doesn’t make business sense to do so at this timing. What’s more important than making money today is to create a uniquely valuable system that can only exist on Bitcoin. Powping is a start, but to get a glimpse of what we’re truly trying to do, check out the following posts on Powpress: <a href='https://powping.com/posts/33b2c2ee7f45d2e8852c28d83c11a6be1cef07748b4fbb1619789454c8cbad8e'>https://powping.com/posts/33b2c2ee7f45d2e8852c28d83c11a6be1cef07748b4fbb1619789454c8cbad8e</a> <a href='https://powping.com/posts/0ff29c8a906f7d210b0472b0cf5594a496ed10caeb910fd04c3e380ba094c949'>https://powping.com/posts/0ff29c8a906f7d210b0472b0cf5594a496ed10caeb910fd04c3e380ba094c949</a> As for the feature to tip everyone, yes maybe at some point. The reason for not implementing these features as soon as possible is because we try to take time to really identify the fundamental needs behind various feature requests instead of just adding them every time, which will complicate the UX.