Who said you have to work for every sat?
Complete a word game. Earn a sat. 👀⚡️
Turn a few minutes of play into a little Bitcoin.
Watch the video, then click the link below, play the game, and earn your sat! ⚡️
https://t.co/RTDp8oLALu
Not every day is about educating.
Sometimes, we play!
Find and circle the hidden words, repost the challenge, and share your completed puzzle. 🧡🔎
Let’s test those brains!
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Our B4C bootcamp incorporated creative exploration with the Bitcoin Diploma by @MyFirstBitcoin_
Now, we celebrate our newly certified graduates as they bring what they’ve learned to life through creativity.🧡
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Not everything needs to be explicitly named to be understood. Sometimes, a simple design, a subtle symbol, or a clever concept is enough to communicate an entire idea. 🟠👀
This is my entry for the Bitcoin for Creatives challenge.
#B4CChallenge#Bitcoin4CreativesChallenge
Explain Bitcoin without saying “Bitcoin.” 👀😂
Sounds easy until you actually try it. 😭
Watch me take on the challenge, then tell me: how would YOU explain it? 🧡👇🏽
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6/ So, why does this matter?
Because the price of one whole Bitcoin can make it seem out of reach.
But Bitcoin is divisible, meaning people can buy or receive smaller amounts, depending on the platform and its fees.
Creativity shouldn't be confined to a single concept! Beautiful to see how creativity can take different forms. Catchy and creative! 🤩🔥
Great piece, Victor! 👏 #B4C#Bitcoin
8/ 🧡 Now you know!
You don’t need to own 1 whole Bitcoin to participate in the Bitcoin economy.
Here’s a question for you:
Did you know about satoshis before today? 👀
Follow @biteducreative for more simple Bitcoin education.
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7/ One important thing to remember:
Owning a small amount of Bitcoin doesn’t guarantee profit.
Bitcoin’s price can rise or fall, and transaction fees may affect how much you receive.
Learn first. Understand the risks. Make informed decisions. 🧡
5/ Here’s a quick example!
If 1 BTC were worth ₦150 million, then:
0.01 BTC = ₦1.5 million
0.001 BTC = ₦150,000
0.0001 BTC = ₦15,000
These are hypothetical figures, just to show how it works. Actual prices change.
1/ 🧵 You DON’T need to buy a whole Bitcoin!
Yes, you read that right.
You don’t need to afford 1 BTC before you can own Bitcoin.
Let’s break it down. 🧡👇
4/ Think of it like this:
₦1 is a smaller unit of the naira.
Similarly, a satoshi is a smaller unit of Bitcoin.
You don’t have to own a whole Bitcoin to own a fraction of one.
3/ Meet the SATOSHI, commonly called a sat.
It’s the smallest unit of Bitcoin.
1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis.
That’s 100 million sats in just 1 Bitcoin! 🤯
Creatives are explaining Bitcoin without mentioning the word itself. Now, that takes creativity! 🧡
Great one from @gideonafo1! 👏
Join #B4C and bring your ideas to life.