The HBAR Foundation has cooperated with the founder of the Internet subscription site only, Tim Stokely, on a bid to get the social media app Tiktok.
Stokely and the HBAR Foundation filed a bid last week to the White House through the new family-friendly family-friendly company, Zoop.
“Our bidding for Tiktok is not just about changing ownership, it’s about creating a new paradigm in which both creators and their communities benefit directly from the value they have formed,” zoop co-founder RJ Phillips said Reuters.
The HBAR Foundation is the creature behind Hedera (HBAR), a proof-of-stake contract platform launched in 2018. With a market capitalization of $ 7.2 billion, HBAR is the 22nd largest cryptocurrency in having a press time. Only the coin reacted to the news and up 1.5% in the last 24 hours.
Duo’s bid for Tiktok is not just in the market. Online sale of giant Amazon (AMZN) Looking too To get the platform, according to the New York Times.
