Bitcoin.com founder Roger Ver says Twitter appears to be blocking him from sending tweets about non-state issued cash. Ver stated he was attempting
Bitcoin.com founder Roger Ver says Twitter appears to be blocking him from sending tweets about non-state issued cash.
Ver stated he was attempting to ship tweets about prompt near-field communication, or NFC, funds for Bitcoin Money (BCH) and Easy Ledger Protocol (SLP) tokens from be.money however was unable to.
It appears Twitter is obstructing me from sending sure tweets selling non state issued cash. pic.twitter.com/7JiZ6G9jXA
— Roger Ver (@rogerkver) July 19, 2020
Ver, who has been pushing BCH, didn’t appear to be one of many customers affected by the hack on Twitter. A number of Twitter accounts, together with celebrities and crypto exchanges, have been focused as a part of a large-scale hack of the social media platform. The hacker directed folks to donate Bitcoin to a now-defunct web site known as ‘CryptoforHealth.’
Again in June, Ver stated Youtube suspended Bitcoin.com’s Youtube account “for principally no purpose.” Youtube reversed the choice and claimed the suspension was achieved in error.