You liked a video, you are enjoying a live room, or you want to stand behind a camera in a battle: a Bitcoin tip is a quick way to say thank you. On PEE.CHAT, every free account comes with a wallet that has its own Bitcoin address, created automatically, so you can tip in BTC without installing a wallet app or connecting anything else. You tip from the page you are already on, in your browser, on a computer, an iPhone or an Android phone, and the tip reaches the creator in a few seconds. This page is written for the fan: where a Bitcoin tip can go, how to send your first one step by step, what happens to it afterwards, and the habits that keep tipping simple and safe.

Three places to send a Bitcoin tip

On a post. Scroll the feed, open a photo or a video that made you smile and tip the person who posted it. This is the easiest tip to give: there is no live moment to catch, just a thank-you for something you saw.

In a live room. When a member is streaming, you can tip during the show, right when the moment happens. Anyone can watch without an account; you only need a free one when you want to tip or chat.

In a Battle Camera duel. Two cameras face off in timed rounds, and a tip backs the side you picked. Voting stays free, so a tip is extra support, never a ticket.

A private message can carry a tip too, so you can thank someone from the conversation itself.

Your first Bitcoin tip, step by step

Step one: create a free PEE.CHAT account. Your wallet opens with it, and your Bitcoin address is created automatically.

Step two: open the wallet and copy that address. To tip in BTC, the wallet needs some bitcoin, so send it to this address from another wallet or service you already use.

Step three: go back to the post, the room or the battle, choose to tip, pick BTC, enter an amount and confirm.

Before you confirm, read the amount and the currency once more. A tip is a gift, so decide first what you are happy to give. If you do not hold bitcoin yet, PCASH and PCHAT, PEE.CHAT's own coins, work for tips as well.

What happens to your tip after you send it

On a post or in a live room, the tip is credited to the creator's PEE.CHAT wallet. From there it is an ordinary balance: the creator can send it on, receive more or tip someone else.

A battle works differently, and it is worth knowing how before you pick a side. While the rounds are played, your tip waits in escrow. When the battle ends with a winner, that person collects the whole pot after a 2% fee. If the battle is called off or finishes in a draw, nobody loses out: each tip goes back to the member who sent it.

Missed the live battle? Finished public battles stay available for 30 days, so you can still find out how it ended.

Tip with confidence: simple habits

Give what you are happy to give. Tipping is voluntary, and watching, chatting and voting stay free whether you tip or not.

Check who you are tipping. Look at the name on the profile or the room before you confirm, and take care with accounts that copy someone else's name.

Protect your account, because the wallet lives inside it: a strong password, two-factor authentication (2FA), and never share your login codes.

Ignore anyone who asks for bitcoin outside the site, promises to double what you send or pushes you to hurry. Block and report them. A tip is a thank-you, not an investment, and this page is not financial advice.