Win Up To €1000 in Bitcoin By Entering bit4coin's Bitcoin Photo Contest
When it comes to images of bitcoins, the pool content developers have to choose from is pretty limited - to the point where most readers tend to recognize photos from other stories, and that's a problem. However, bit4coin is aiming to solve that problem by reaching out to the bitcoin community at large and offering up a Bitcoin Photo Contest. The Basic Rules Of The Bitcoin Photo Contest. Photographers and graphic artists have until October 15, 2015 to submit their bitcoin photos. The guidelines are pretty straightforward - as long as the picture has something to do with bitcoin, obviously....
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