Hbar Foundation Teams Up With OnlyFans Founder for TikTok Bid

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When OnlyFans Meets TikTok: A Bizarre Bid for Social Media Supremacy! đŸ€Ș

What to know:

  • The HBAR Foundation and OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely have submitted a bid to acquire TikTok.
  • Amazon is also interested in acquiring TikTok, adding competition to the bidding process.
  • The HBAR Foundation is the entity behind Hedera, a smart contract platform that launched in 2018.

Well, well, well! Look who’s decided to throw their hat into the TikTok ring! The HBAR Foundation, in a rather cheeky partnership with Tim Stokely, the mastermind behind OnlyFans, has decided that acquiring TikTok is the next big adventure! đŸŽ©âœš

Last week, they sent a bid to the White House through their shiny new family-friendly crowdfunding company, Zoop. Yes, you heard that right! Zoop! Sounds like a name for a zany cartoon character, doesn’t it? 🩙

RJ Phillips, the co-founder of Zoop, was quoted saying, “Our bid for TikTok isn’t just about changing ownership; it’s about creating a new paradigm where both creators and their communities benefit directly from the value they generate.” Oh, how noble! Because nothing says “community benefit” quite like a bunch of creators dancing for dollars! 💃💰

Now, let’s not forget that the HBAR Foundation is the brains behind Hedera (HBAR), a proof-of-stake smart contract platform that popped up in 2018. With a market cap of $7.2 billion, HBAR is strutting around as the 22nd-largest cryptocurrency. And guess what? It barely flinched at the news, only rising a modest 1.5% in the last 24 hours. Talk about a cool cucumber! đŸ„’

But wait! There’s more! Amazon, the giant of online retail, is also eyeing TikTok like a hawk. According to The New York Times, it seems like everyone wants a piece of the TikTok pie. Who knew social media could be so scrumptious? đŸ„§

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2025-04-02 22:16