This midweek edition brings together two application-layer developments: proposed standards for programmable creator payments and easier user onboarding, and the return of a familiar BSV Blockchain social platform in an early invite-only beta.

This Week’s Headlines

Token Standards Watch / Developer Tools

• New BRC Proposals Target Enforced Creator Payments and Easier On-Chain Onboarding

Social Applications Watch / Applications

• Twetch Returns in Invite-Only Beta After Two-Year Shutdown

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Editorial Summary

The first half of the week has centered on how people enter, use, and continue participating in BSV Blockchain applications.

The proposed BRC-146 and BRC-147 specifications explore two connected problems: how creator or publisher payments might remain embedded in an asset’s transaction rules, and how an organization might fund a newcomer’s first interaction without requiring that person to obtain BSV tokens beforehand. The proposals remain open and experimental, but their accompanying implementation gives the ideas practical substance.

Twetch’s return approaches application continuity from another direction. The platform is still in an incomplete invite-only beta, yet its revival illustrates how blockchain-recorded content and assets can survive the closure of an original service and later be indexed, recovered, or presented through a renewed interface.

Together, the stories point toward an application ecosystem concerned not only with what can be recorded on-chain, but also with durable ownership, creator participation, user onboarding, and the possibility of rebuilding services around records that remain available beyond the life of any single application.

Posted on July 22, 2026