The Great San Francisco Bitcoin Treasure Hunt
Introducing the Great San Francisco Bitcoin Treasure Hunt. Decipher clues, explore the city, find Bitcoins – no this isn’t the next Nicolas Cage movie – a mystery donor by the name of @SFHiddenBitcoin took to twitter today and transformed San Francisco into a gigantic interactive Bitcoin scavenger hunt. The “wallets” look like black credit cards with shiny letters and a QR code, a bitcoin address, and the hunt’s twitter handle. Each wallet reportedly contains 0.0333 bitcoin, or about $20. Several “Wallets” and tantalizing clues have been posted on Twitter and all throughout the city with....
Related News
Takara, meaning treasure in Japanese is a new bitcoin based geocaching application that allows users to plant bitcoin across the world for other app users to find. The game comes integrated with Breadwallet along with an option to connect other bitcoin wallet applications. Takara can also be a powerful marketing tool. The latest iOS application by MandelDuck, Takara allows its users to go out on an adventurous quest for bitcoin. The map on Takara shows locations where the treasure (read bitcoin) is planted. Those interested in the treasure hunt can find the nearby places where bitcoin is....
April is a time for the age-old Easter Egg Hunt in Western Society. Painted eggs are hidden throughout a given area as a treasure to be found by children on Easter Sunday. The game becomes more and more fun the more children you can include in the hunting game. In that spirit, this story may bring out the child in you, as a painter turned Bitcoin enthusiast has created works of art that can turn into a small digital fortune. Now, thousands of adults, just like you, are taking part in the static cryptographic treasure hunt, with valuable Bitcoin hiding in plain sight. Can you crack the....
Bitcoin enables a treasure hunt for the inherent skills that make each person unique.
Someone is going around San Francisco and leaving small sheets of aluminium all over the city. No, they are not littering. The sheets are in fact bitcoin 'paper' wallets - part of an elaborate scavenger hunt that is being carried out by an anonymous and fun-loving donor. The hunt has its own twitter account, @SFHiddenBitcoin, which carries the slogan: 'Bringing bitcoins to the people by hiding them. An educational experiment'. The account reveals clues as to where the wallets might be found, and acknowledges when they are found, but it is a mystery as to just who might be behind the stunt.....
OVER, a decentralized metaverse platform that provides surreal AR/VR experiences, has revealed its partnership with The Sandbox to launch a unique reward program for their communities. This development continues the growing relationship between the two platforms. To recall OVER had enabled a cross-platform experience for its users on the Sandbox ecosystem in April. This update enabled Sandbox users to control their NFTs on OVER and invite their friends to partake in activities without having to leave the OVER app. This latest partnership takes this a step further as Sandbox users can....