Kim Dotcom has posted a video on Twitter demonstrating how the upcoming Bitcache system will work for uploading and sharing content that will support payment with Bitcoin. Bitcache is supposed to be in the heart of the upcoming MegaUpload 2.0 (MU2) service that promises encrypted anonymous content delivery with built-in Bitcoin payments support. Interestingly enough, while Bitcache will be used by MegaUpload 2.0 as its first client it should also be available for other services that want to easily integrate Bitcoin micropayments.

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