Bitcoin Riddle offers BTC prizes
For those for whom figuring out how to use bitcoins isn't challenge enough, there's now Bitcoin Riddle. A project by reddit user Fab1anFab1an, Bitcoin Riddle is to the diehard cryptocurrency fan what the New York Times Sunday crossword is to the more linguistically inclined. "This is actually quite fun to watch," commented Bitcoin Forum user Bitcoinm. "I'm surprised people are able to figure these out, most look pretty tricky." For each puzzle, Bitcoin Riddle offers an obvious prize: solve the mystery of the private bitcoin key, and the currency in the account is yours. Riddle Number Eight....
Related News
A Samsung Artik cloud network and Blockchain-based IoT service provider riddle&code announced the official release of tagtok, short for Tag and Token, which transforms physical objects into Blockchain nodes. Riddle&code is based on an open source cryptography platform, which is leveraged by its millimeter-long microchips manufactured by prominent semiconductor firms including NXP and Nordic. In essence, riddle&code’s tagtok system was developed to prevent fraud resulting from conflicts with ownership, contract fulfilment and provenance. Users that hold a token to the....
The MIT Bitcoin Project has announced the winners of the first round of its BitComp competition, with three teams winning cash prizes. BitComp, which launched last month, is a small MIT-wide competition aimed at encouraging bitcoin innovation among students. The aim of the MIT Bitcoin Project is to make bitcoin more accessible to students at the noted Massachusetts educational institute, and raise awareness of the new technology. It will fully kick off later this fall, when each MIT undergraduate student will receive $100 in bitcoin. Rewarding innovation. In the competition, the MIT....
Coinbase has announced details of its second hackathon competition, including $70,000 in bitcoin prizes and an all-star judging panel. The company, which offers a number of developer tools, says it is seeking apps that will find new use cases for bitcoin and make it more approachable. Prizes range from $10,000 (1st place) to $500 (5th place) in bitcoin at the time the awards are delivered. Judging the submissions will be investors Adam Draper, Chris Dixon, and Fred Wilson, alongside Gavin Andresen, chief scientist at the Bitcoin Foundation. Developers that make it into the judge's top five....
Riddle&code, a Blockchain-based Internet of Things (IoT) platform provider, has entered into a strategic partnership with innogy Innovation Hub to embed the data of physical products produced using 3D printing technology onto a Blockchain network. Innogy Innovation Hub, an innovation center established by a leading European energy company and other top-tier companies, announced the development of a project called “Genesis of Things,” which will utilize the Blockchain technology to securely share IP designs and properties of 3D printed products in a tamper proof and robust ecosystem.....
Only bitcoin offers a truly sustainable path forward for the continent which prizes this attribute.