Show HN: Toss an ETH – Let fans support you with crypto
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Re: Show HN: Toss an ETH – Let fans support you with crypto
#2Good day fellow hackers,
Do you ever wish random web apps were rebuilt on top of blockchains? Do you feel the need to buy random bloggers a coffee while paying with crypto? Or support your favorite creator with $5 and pay $30 transaction fees?
Well, you're in luck, because I've built exactly this. No more need to paste your Ethereum address at the bottom of your blog posts and "instantly" receive the full payment from your fans.
Toss an Eth let's you create your very own page to send your fans to, where they send you their hard earned coins and you get 98% of the transaction, because let's face it, I want a piece of it too.
Hope you like it, and have a great weekend!
Re: Show HN: Toss an ETH – Let fans support you with crypto
#3Good day fellow hackers, Do you ever wish random web apps were rebuilt on top of blockchains? Do you feel the need to buy random bloggers a coffee while paying with crypto? Or support your favorite creator with $5 and pay $30 transaction fees? Well, you're in luck, because I've built exactly this. No more need to paste your Ethereum address at the bottom of your blog posts and "instantly" receive the full payment fro…
I don't understand how you skip the transaction fees. Are you batching the transfers from Coinbase?
Re: Show HN: Toss an ETH – Let fans support you with crypto
#4Good day fellow hackers, Do you ever wish random web apps were rebuilt on top of blockchains? Do you feel the need to buy random bloggers a coffee while paying with crypto? Or support your favorite creator with $5 and pay $30 transaction fees? Well, you're in luck, because I've built exactly this. No more need to paste your Ethereum address at the bottom of your blog posts and "instantly" receive the full payment fro…
I don't understand how you skip the transaction fees. Are you batching the transfers from Coinbase?
Sadly I'm not, it's just using ethers.js to trigger a transaction to be signed by whatever wallet you have connected. Hence the $5 donation with a $30 fee :(