- Twitter account announces the return of the XRPL TipBot.
- Users on the platform can now send and receive XRP to one another.
- Forex Cadet shares a guide to how to use TipBot via Xumm Wallet.
XRPL TipBot resumes operations on Twitter following temporary suspension. Specifically, the XRPL TipBot, a popular tipping service on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), has made a triumphant return to the crypto community after a temporary suspension.
In an excited tweet, Forex Cadet, the creator of the TipBot xApp, announces the TipBot’s reactivation. The tool had been disabled due to recent policy changes by Twitter affecting developer access to the platform’s API.
Forex Cadet expresses relief that the TipBot is now back in service. However, it seems the tool returned with some minor issues. Due to the modifications required to adapt to Twitter’s changes, there may be a slight delay in detecting tweets. However, the functionality remains intact.
While the TipBot is now operational, Forex Cadet advised users to be patient as unforeseen issues could still arise during this transitional period. The crypto community is encouraged to show understanding and support as the TipBot’s performance stabilizes.
In addition, the tweet also acknowledges the quick identification and resolution of the initial problem. It also extends apologies to users who may be experiencing difficulties during the temporary suspension.
Meanwhile, for users unfamiliar with the XRPL TipBot, Forex Cadet shares a comprehensive guide in a YouTube video.
As we can see from the video , it demonstrates how to send XRP tips to other Twitter users using TipBot. The process involves registering with TipBot. Enable TipBot by having the Xumm wallet installed on a smartphone, and authorizing an address to receive the XRP tips.
To register, users can sign in with a tweet and include a unique code and hashtag from the Xumm wallet. Once registration is complete, users can start sending and receiving tips. They can do so by including a tip message, amount, currency, and appropriate TipBot hashtags in their tweets.
It is worth noting that if the recipient of a tip already has a TipBot account, they will receive a notification and can easily claim the tip. However, if the recipient is yet to register, the tip will stay in queue. That is until one creates an account to claim the tip within 24 hours.
With the XRPL TipBot back in action and a user-friendly guide available, XRP enthusiasts can once again engage in seamless and convenient tipping on Twitter, spreading joy and appreciation within the community.
