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July 13, 2014, 08:44:38 AM
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Bitcoin Treasure Hunt Launched in San Francisco by Mystery Donor

http://www.dailyfinance.com/2014/07/12/bitcoin-treasure-hunt-launched-in-san-francisco-by-mystery-donor/

<< If you missed out on the Hidden Cash treasure hunt last May,never fear. @SFHiddenBitcoin has arrived, transforming San Francisco into a gigantic bitcoins beta test. No one knows who is leaving the shiny bitcoin "wallets" around the city and posting tantalizing clues on Twitter. But the buzz is building for the daily crypto-currency scavenger hunt. >>
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July 13, 2014, 02:45:15 PM
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cool idea for cheap advertising.

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July 13, 2014, 04:55:53 PM
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"The wallets look like small sheets of aluminum with a QR code, a bitcoin address, and the hunt's twitter handle. Each wallet is reported to contain 0.0333 bitcoin, or about $20, which goes to those clever enough to figure out the clues. They can be discovered by following the hunt's Twitter account: @SFHiddenBitcoin."

That is really fun, especially for the people who find one.  Smiley

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July 13, 2014, 05:09:33 PM
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"The wallets look like small sheets of aluminum with a QR code, a bitcoin address, and the hunt's twitter handle. Each wallet is reported to contain 0.0333 bitcoin, or about $20, which goes to those clever enough to figure out the clues. They can be discovered by following the hunt's Twitter account: @SFHiddenBitcoin."

That is really fun, especially for the people who find one.  Smiley
Also a fairly cheap way to get more Twitter followers. W/ technological innovation comes unique and clever ways of promoting it to get the average person to perk up and catch the Bitcoin bug so to speak. Whoever gets one will likely tell all their friends or find out ways how to use, save or spend it.
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July 13, 2014, 06:00:24 PM
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"The wallets look like small sheets of aluminum with a QR code, a bitcoin address, and the hunt's twitter handle. Each wallet is reported to contain 0.0333 bitcoin, or about $20, which goes to those clever enough to figure out the clues. They can be discovered by following the hunt's Twitter account: @SFHiddenBitcoin."

That is really fun, especially for the people who find one.  Smiley

but at this time most people would think it is just trash  Cheesy

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