Who Wants to Be a Satoshi Millionaire
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Live fast-paced Bitcoin gameshow with 21 trivia questions and 1,000+ players on Slido, testing specific facts: early Bitcoin v0.1 runs on Windows-only, the Silk Road logo is a camel, the $5 wrench attack refers to stealing coins by threat, Block 630,000 ties to CTV activation discussions, Trezor Model One’s codename was BitKey, halving napkin math and “Moscow Time” meme appear, and the winner takes 1,000,000 sats plus a BitBox Nova.
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- 0:001 Million Sats Prize Reveal
- 0:48Prizes: BitBox Nova, hardware wallets, 1M sats
- 1:20How to play via Slido
- 2:52Question 1: Bitcoin whitepaper title
- 4:39Question 2: Where is El Salvador?
- 6:18Question 3: Bitcoin halving frequency
- 7:23Question 4: Bitcoin v0.1 only ran on…
- 9:07Question 5: Block 630,000 significance
- 10:23Question 6: “Moscow Time” meme origin
- 12:50Question 7: Official BitBox logo
- 13:54Question 8: $5 Wrench Attack
- 14:59Question 9: Which name means “Taylor” in Hungarian?
- 15:28Question 10: Silk Road logo animal (camel!)
- 16:15Question 11: How many logos did Satoshi design?
- 18:21Question 12: 1 BTC vs 1kg gold
- 19:25Question 13: Math at €500k Bitcoin
- 19:45Question 14: Bitcoin older than Instagram
- 20:26Question 15: Trezor Model One code name
- 21:27Question 16: Who wrote UASF?
- 22:51Question 17: Square merchants accepting BTC
- 23:20Question 18: Longest-used currency in history
- 24:12Question 19: Top Euro exchange
- 25:01Question 20: Next block expectation
- 25:44Final Question 21: Halving napkin math
- 26:08Winner announced + 1M sats handed out
