YouTuber Airrack gives away $5,000 in Bitcoin in latest video!

[OgNasty]

YouTuber Airrack gives away $5,000 worth of Bitcoin in his latest video.  The video was sponsored by Lolli, which is a plugin for your browser that rewards you with Bitcoin when you spend funds at certain online retailers.  Participants in the video have to get past a series of challenges like walking on Legos before eventually having to get around a live Alligator in order to claim their prize of $5,000 worth of Bitcoin.    "That's pretty much it.  I'm leaving."

I Opened a Free Store, But There's Alligators

Who is Airrack?  For starters, you might recognize him as a participant in the most recent MrBeast video.

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[Iranus]

Thank you for sharing this, they are just doing some awesome thing with bitcoin, they are making fun as well by promoting bitcoin. Just 3 more days left to grab this free money, surly I will install Lolli tomorrow to claim this giveaway.
I've seen the Mrbeast competition before, it's very competitive and impressive too, It's unbelievable that Coinbase sponsored a big amount there and giveaway a lot of prizes o the participants.

[DaveF]

Install this extension that asks for all these permissions.
Ummmm, no. But that's just me and my paranoia.

Also, although it's BTC back instead of regular cashback. There are many better cashback sites (higher % back) out there. From a quick look rakuten.com and mrrebates.com both of which have been around for a very long time seem to cover most of the stores on lolli but with better rates.

^*At least the places I shop at.

-Dave

[Kiley33]

This event can promote these two very well.
When everyone used the plug-in, they also got bitcoin. This is a good event.
May temporarily increase the use of Bitcoin.
There may be more events or tasks to give away bitcoins in the future.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

This is a good exposure to people that doesn't know much about bitcoin plus this kind of channels in YouTube have some of the biggest engagement so I guess this is a pretty big thing for bitcoin. I've watched your recommendation on Mr. Beast video and it was a crazy one.

[SFR10]

YouTuber Airrack gives away $5,000 worth of Bitcoin in his latest video.

How are you finding these videos? This one doesn't even have a video tag in it

The video was sponsored by Lolli,

And he's "an investor at Lolli": 12:37

Who is Airrack?  For starters, you might recognize him as a participant in the most recent MrBeast video.

That's crazy! Looks like he might've uploaded this video while being in the circle ^{[or he had someone else do it for him]}.

Install this extension that asks for all these permissions.
Ummmm, no. But that's just me and my paranoia.

Same here! I prefer not to, but I really enjoyed seeing the final prize was in BTCitcoin ^{[despite what was in the jar]}.

[kryptqnick]

I've never heard of this guy, but with almost 2 million subscribers, he's pretty popular. I gotta be honest, though, I don't like the concept. A rich young dude basically torturing and embarrassing people who do stuff to get something that he's privileged to have, and they aren't. However, at least sometimes he gives people what they wanted even when they don't win, so maybe he's not all bad.
It's also good that there's publicity for Bitcoin (although the jar was with dollars, and that's not the best choice if the money's going to be in Bitcoin), and that Bitcoin is the top tier price in his little game. But damn, going through painful legos, snakes, and an actual alligator to get $5k worth of Bitcoin is too much. As for Lolli Bitcoin rake back, it sounds pretty cool, I didn't know about a company like that.

[LeGaulois]

Probably because Lolli uses Bitcoin. Most websites use more or less the same affiliation platform, so receive the same percentage. Since it costs them surely more bucks for each cashback it's probably why.
Accounting, transaction, reserve, and other stuff.

I always use such websites I wouldn't mind receiving my cashback in BTC even if I earn less. Something like 1-2% less is quite acceptable. If you want to receive your cashback in USD, and then convert it to BTC, it could cost you approximatively the same percentage lost if you used traditional sites.


Sadly, all the services I met are good only for Americans

[yhiaali3]

I wouldn't risk my life walking around a live crocodile in order to get "$5,000 worth of Bitcoin", this is really terrifying, although the idea of the program is attractive and the idea of getting $5,000 of Bitcoin is very tempting, but in the end there is a huge risk and many people are unable to do That, I saw in a lot of videos with live dangerous animals and it ended in a painful accident so I don't have the courage to participate in such programs.

[pjwaffle]

Thank you for sharing this, they are just doing some awesome thing with bitcoin, they are making fun as well by promoting bitcoin. Just 3 more days left to grab this free money, surly I will install Lolli tomorrow to claim this giveaway.
I've seen the Mrbeast competition before, it's very competitive and impressive too, It's unbelievable that Coinbase sponsored a big amount there and giveaway a lot of prizes o the participants.

i think the same as you on this for sure this is a very cool thing with this share we will earn some free rewards .

This is a good exposure to people that doesn't know much about bitcoin plus this kind of channels in YouTube have some of the biggest engagement so I guess this is a pretty big thing for bitcoin. I've watched your recommendation on Mr. Beast video and it was a crazy one.

yes, this is quite crazy and an advertising campaign about BTC so more people know about BTC, more people will start to know about BTC and learn and increase engagement about the popularity of BTC , I think anything given away for free has its positive effects.

[Jontokhan65]

YouTuber Airrack gives away $5,000 worth of Bitcoin in his latest video.  The video was sponsored by Lolli, which is a plugin for your browser that rewards you with Bitcoin when you spend funds at certain online retailers.  Participants in the video have to get past a series of challenges like walking on Legos before eventually having to get around a live Alligator in order to claim their prize of $5,000 worth of Bitcoin.

I Opened a Free Store, But There's Alligators

Thank you so much for giving such a beautiful information. I may not have participated in the video for some reason but if I could have participated in the video I would have accepted the challenge. So next time if there is any challenge with such bitcoin video on youtube again, I will definitely try to participate and will everyone participate.