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Netflix has officially launched its commercially supported Basic with ads tier to subscribers. It has been one of the most talked about elements of the streaming platform , and it now comes to fruition. The streaming wars took a massive step forward during the pandemic, and Netflix crafted itself a niche as the dominant entertainment platform. With so many services lobbying for positions and looking for the next way to stay ahead, Netflix has made a massive change to its long-held model. Enjoy your Netflix experience exactly as it is today? Great! Nothing about the way you watch Netflix is going to change. As of today, Basic with ads, Netflix’s new lower priced ad-supported plan is available starting at $6.99/month. Visit https://t.co/7DdHumcHkz for details. — Netflix (@netflix) November 3, 2022 Netflix now has commercials The pioneering streaming network had suffered for a long period with losing subscribers at a rapid rate. With 2022 marking the first time...

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Revolut makes it possible for its users to make daily purchases using cryptocurrencies. The fintech firm has launched a crypto card with a 1% cashback offer to entice users into enrolling for the new service. Revolut to support crypto payments Revolut Pay has unveiled a crypto feature that allows customers to get a 1% cashback when they use cryptocurrencies to buy goods and services. Revolut currently supports nearly 100 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ether, and Dogecoin. The 1% cashback will be paid in the same currency the user spent. Therefore, if the customer spends Bitcoin, they will receive a 1% cashback in Bitcoin. The feature can be supported in all the existing cards, and it will allow customers to have the convenience of choosing the currencies that they wish to spend. Revolut has offered education courses to its customers to enlighten them about the cryptocurrency market. The fintech co...

Celsius Network Co-founder Daniel Leon has resigned, the network announced today. JUST IN: Bankrupt #crypto lender Celsius Network co-founder Daniel Leon has resigned. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) October 4, 2022 “We confirm that Daniel Leon resigned from his position at Celsius and is no longer part of the organization,” the company said in a statement Tuesday to Bloomberg News. This news comes a week after the company’s CEO, Alex Mashinsky, also stepped down from his position. Mashinsky had just begun plans for revitalizing Celsius Network after its bankruptcy filing in July 2022. However, those plans may be The crypto lending network filed bankruptcy back in July. Celsius Network disclosed a $1.19 billion deficit at the time of filing. Additionally, reports suggest that the company will put up its assets for auction on Oct. 20. A sale hearing is scheduled for Nov. 1. Source: Coincu News Leon, whose LinkedIn profile says he is...