Bitcoin Faucet Turns 15: Sculpture Near NYSE Celebrates Monumental Rise
On June 12, 2010, core BTC contributor Gavin Andresen launched the famous Bitcoin Faucet. At that time, the cryptocurrency was barely over a year old, and there was much uncertainty surrounding its future. Related Reading: $130K Bitcoin Will Trigger A HODL Frenzy, CEO Says The Bitcoin Faucet was one of the first projects to boost […]
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PRESS RELEASE. The preservation of the Euro sculpture in downtown Frankfurt, Germany, has been in danger in recent months as no sponsors were willing to provide the required financing. At the same time, the costs of maintaining the sculpture have risen considerably, mainly due to increased levels of vandalism. The independent non-profit association Frankfurter Kultur Komitee e.V., the owner of the Euro sculpture, would have been forced to have the sculpture auctioned off as a last resort by 15 October 2022 if no one had stepped forward to help. Because of this situation and the resulting....
A touching sculpture dedication pays tribute to the legendary cryptographer Hal Finney and his love of running.
Artist FractalEncrypt describes the inspiration behind his “Bitcoin Full Node” sculpture, the world’s first “cypherpunk chronometer.” The post Decoding The “Bitcoin Full Node Sculpture,” A Cypherpunk Chronometer appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
FTX continues its path toward the sports world as it signed a partnership with Monumental Sports Entertainment (MSE) on Monday. The deal makes it so FTX US will be MSE’s exclusive crypto exchange and non-fungible token partner.
FTX and Monumental Sports Entertainment to Collaborate
Monumental Sports Entertainment (MSE) announced on December 20, that the organization has partnered with FTX US in a “multi-year deal.” The collaboration will make “FTX US the official cryptocurrency exchange and non-fungible token (NFT) partner for MSE and its....
Today faucets are used mostly by people trying to earn Bitcoin micro-income. Faucets nowadays supply a small amount of Satoshis (anywhere between 50-10,000) every few minutes. Bitcoin faucets have been around ever since Bitcoin started out more or less. The idea of faucets is simple – visit the faucet in order to get a small amount of Bitcoin to experience your first Bitcoin transaction. The first Bitcoin faucet ever created was made by Gavin Andresen on late 2010. The faucet gave out 5 whole Bitcoins to every user (at the time these were worth around 8 cents). Since then Bitcoin has....