What if the code you use every day could put money in the pocket of the person who built it? ๐
Open-source developers create tools that save us time, solve problems, and make building easier. But a GitHub star doesn't pay the bills.
@opentip_tech wants to change that by turning appreciation into real support. ๐ ๏ธ
Built on Base, Opentip lets you tip the developers behind the open-source projects you value.
Watch the video to see how it works. ๐
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Opentip is live on Base mainnet. ๐
Tip any GitHub repo in crypto. Just swap https://t.co/2jMY45NtxF for https://t.co/RfSYeYEvkc in the URL.
No sign-up to tip. Send ETH or USDC, and the dev can claims anytime. 95% goes to them.
โ https://t.co/RfSYeYEvkc @opentip_tech
Opentip is live on Base mainnet. ๐
Tip any GitHub repo in crypto. Just swap https://t.co/2jMY45MVI7 for https://t.co/RfSYeYDXuE in the URL.
No sign-up to tip. Send ETH or USDC, the dev gets $USDC, claims anytime. 95% goes to them.
โ https://t.co/RfSYeYDXuE @opentip_tech
Open source runs on gratitude. Gratitude doesn't pay rent.
Every repo you "git clone" was probably built by someone who never got paid for it. I built Opentip to make it stupidly easy to change that.