Key notes
- Rumble offers Bitcoin tipping, allowing direct donations of BTC to content creators.
- This feature debuted at the Lugano PlanB Bitcoin conference in Switzerland.
- JPMorgan also announced Bitcoin and Ethereum as acceptable loan collateral, signaling broader adoption of cryptocurrencies for businesses.
Streaming platform Rumble has announced the launch of a Bitcoin transfer feature that allows users to donate directly to creators and influencers in BTC. The feature debuted at Friday’s Lugano PlanB event, a conference hosted annually in Switzerland that brings together world leaders, technologists, and entrepreneurs focused on Bitcoin.
Rumble reveals Bitcoin tips for content creators in Lugano PlanB
Canadian legal commentator and long-term Rumble user live freebecame the first creator to test the feature, using Rumble’s internal RumbleWallet in a video reposted by the company’s official X page.
For the first time in history @LuganoPlanB — @thevivafrei Become the first creator to be nominated through the Rumble Wallet. Freedom meets finance
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– Rumble
(@rumblevideo) October 24, 2025
The new tipping function allows creators to receive Bitcoin payments directly from viewers, expanding the platform’s existing monetization options. Over the past year, Rumble has increasingly developed blockchain integrations, with the goal of offering cryptocurrency transfers across multiple digital assets.
As creators attract global audiences, video platforms are turning to cryptocurrency-based payment systems to ensure borderless faster transactions. Rumble’s move is in line with the growing wave of corporate adoption of cryptocurrencies in the United States, which has accelerated since the start of President Trump’s second term.
On Friday, banking giant JPMorgan, which manages more than $4 trillion in assets, announced plans to accept Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings as collateral for institutional loans.
Bitcoin Price Forecast Today: Weekend Bear Resistance at $112,300
Bitcoin’s price settled near $111,600 at press time on Saturday, October 25, posting an intraday gain of 1.5%. However, trading activity declined sharply, with Bitcoin’s 24-hour trading volume falling by 42% to $30.6 billion. Rising prices amid weaker trading volumes suggest that a few large buyers likely weighed in on the moderate rebound.
Bitcoin Liquidation Map, October 25, 2025 | Source: Coinglas
Derivatives market data suggests leverage remains heavily skewed towards bullish positions, with $7.83 billion worth of long contracts opened last week, compared to $5.2 billion in active short positions. Despite this, Coinglass Liquidation Map Infographics Highlighting a dense pool of short contracts worth $920 million spread around $112,310, representing 17% of the total active leveraged short positions.
If Bitcoin breaks this resistance, analysts expect a relatively smooth upward trajectory before facing the next selling zone near $114,000. However, failure to maintain momentum could trigger liquidations, pulling prices back toward short-term support near $106,500 as bulls locked in active long contracts worth $4.5 billion.
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Ibrahim Ajibade is an experienced research analyst with a background in supporting several startups and financial institutions in the Web3 space. He has his undergraduate degree in Economics and is currently studying for a Masters in Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies at the University of Malta.
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