Brave, an ICO-funded Chrome browser fork, has made a name for itself courtesy its unique advertisement solutions. Keeping up the tradition, the company has launched yet another solution based on its policy of “respect for privacy” policy, where it blocks ads on websites and instead replaces them with their own. Users will have the option to view up to 20 ads per day and will receive 70% of the revenues generated from the ads, though they do have to own the Brave’s Basic Attention Token (BAT) to participate. Publishers also benefit from a feature called Brave Rewards that lets users opt to donate BAT to the sites they ... (full story)