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Whoever tells us the most interesting fact about Bitcoin gets 30 free spins!

Our team will decide together.

You should move this to the Gambling board, it's the appropriate place or better yet if you already have a thread for your website there, you should post it there so the users won't be confused and to follow the guidelines for posting in different boards. Don't know if this is interesting but Blockchain was created around the 90s and Satoshi was the first to use it, almost 9 years after it's inception.

listen to this as the right board for your post is either Games and rounds or In Gambling discussion . or best to create your own ANN Thread to make this event more colorful together with your advertising .

This is the Board in which you need to create one

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0

Good luck to your event , I will join later after work .

Amazing! Thank you for your guidance - we will do so soon. Appreciate your participation as well.

User Hanyecz the BitcoinTalk forum on May 22, 2010, before posting several photographs of the two Papa John's pizzas he bought. Those two pizzas cost $41 at the time. At today's price, 10,000 bitcoins cost $384 million dollars

30 free spins at the minimum bet right? And likely tied to some wagering conditions? You should let people know what they're signing up for when offering a contest.

No, they're free, no minimum bet, no wagering. All you have to do it sign up with Slotvibe.com.

so whats the spin worth ? 1 $ per spin ?  or 10$ per spin ?
and whats the wager requirements ?
imagine if this lucky person which i dont know in what criteria you gonna choose him won then he got 0.3$ worth of spins if the spin worth 1c

bitcoin price is strongly correlated with google search volumes!

when search volumes increase, so does the price and vice versa.

Even though the bitcoin supply is limited to just below 21 million units, there was a short period in the past when a bug was exploited that resulted in two outputs being created that were worth over 90 million BTC each. This became known as the overflow bug incident and was corrected by satoshi and the development team of that time.

More information about the incident can be read here:
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=822.0
2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823.0

Bitcoin is the original blockchain-based cryptocurrency. Created in 2009 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakomoto, bitcoin has since attracted millions of investors, becoming the largest cryptocurrency by market cap.

The most interesting fact which I learnt on my own. Is never ever lose your private key. When you lose your private key and you forget your account password chances of recovering your coins are extremely low this is why:
Bitcoin users have misplaced about 20% of all existing tokens, and unlike fiat currency which can potentially be recovered, it's highly unlikely that these tokens will be returned to circulation, analysis by the Wall Street Journal suggests. The reason for this has to do with the structure of cryptocurrencies and the emphasis they place on privacy and security. While the loss of 20% of all bitcoin is likely to not have a significant impact on the crypto market itself, it could surely affect individual investors.
And am part of the 20%  ::)

The last bitcoin ever mined will be in 2140
(Thought this was a pretty interesting fact!  i've always wondered when that would be)

Unusual places in the world where you can pay for services with cryptocurrency
"In the famous New York plastic surgery clinic Body Sculpt, you can not only pay for the entire range of services using bitcoin, but also get a discount for it. If you are not local, then you can buy an air ticket to visit this place, also for cryptocurrency.
An unusual purchase will be the purchase of a coffin and the entire range of funeral services for cryptocurrency in the US state of Minnesota. Based in Saint Paul, CTF&CH accepts Bitcoin for its products and services and offers an additional discount."
Read more on RBC (source): https://www.rbc.ru/crypto/news/5c654b179a79472c255271aa?utm_source=amp_crypto_full

In 2010, it was possible to get 5 bitcoins for solving a captcha: https://web.archive.org/web/20100703032414/http://freebitcoins.appspot.com/

Sorry, I didn't notice that the topic is old, and the author was on the forum a month ago.