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Binance CEO Suggests New Way to Reduce Bots and Increase Revenue on Twitter to Elon Musk

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April 22 (Cointime) - Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has suggested Twitter CEO Elon Musk a new way to reduce bots and increase revenue on Twitter.

CZ proposed adding an option for "people you don't follow [to] pay $0.x to comment" on tweets. This would make it expensive for bots to spam comments and could be easily implemented with cryptocurrency. CZ pledged to donate all of his proceeds from this initiative to charity.

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