In other words, brave is changing the way the web is funded. This in hopes will also remove the current data collection practices that are currently happening with big corporations. This makes sure that people who run websites/content creators can be paid without having to deploy the traditional method of littering their websites with advertisement banners and tracking pixels that track you across websites. IMO the entire idea is to earn from your own attention by viewing ads and then you turn on auto contribution so that it pays websites/users across the web the more you view and engage with valuable content. everyone is different hence why im asking. it doesn't seem like the right call for me specifically. I just don't really know if I should keep using it tbh. Plus im still kind of new to crypto wallets and such, why can't they just let us transfer it to wallets of our own? I just thought "cool, a bit of free money" and rolled with it. I'm currently at 2.4 BAT which is like 50 cents that I can't even actually convert without an uphold account which I don't want to make because 1) uphold looks hella sketchy and 2) im a college student in Canada so I don't wanna mess with any of that legal/OSAP shit. besides ngl I kind of like the targeted ads. I've seen people on here say a while ago they earned 20+ bat a month when now I and others are making just above 2 BAT, which to be honest? isn't really worth it for me. but after going through this subreddit and doing research, there doesn't really seem to be a future for BAT? there's hardly any incentive to buy it and you make almost nothing from the ads. I've been liking the browser and the experience but I just don't really see BAT's value? I'm not especially *new* to cryptocurrency, I've done LOTS of research, but I've never owned crypto before and this is kind of my first shot. im not denying others' experiences with this. I just started using brave and activated brave rewards about 2 and a half weeks ago and have a few thoughts about it for me specifically.
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