Rumble & MoonPay Launch Crypto Wallet for Creators

21:00 10.07.2025 robbob

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Rumble, the conservative-friendly video platform, has partnered with MoonPay to launch a crypto wallet aimed at empowering creators. The wallet will enable buying, selling, and swapping of crypto assets directly within the platform. This move follows Rumble’s earlier Bitcoin treasury strategy.

Rumble Wallet integrates MoonPay's infrastructure for seamless crypto transactions.
Rumble has already invested $17M in Bitcoin as part of its treasury strategy.
The partnership includes MoonPay's Otherlife using Rumble Cloud for decentralized services.

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