Satoshi’s Treasure, the hunting scavenger game with prize in worth $ 1 million in bitcoin, launched the last clue. The 14th clue includes an additional $ 70,000 in Bitcoin.
“Three extra keys and extra $ 70,000 will be offered as a reward for players to solve the puzzle,”
The pointer is “Zero Knowledge Key” and comes with a message: “Do not be so SNARKy.” The message refers to the technology known as “ZK-SNARK” used to maintain relatively private private Zcash cryptomonade transactions.
A hunter scavenger with substantial prizes
Satoshi’s Treasure, the hunting scavenger game with prize in worth $ 1 million in bitcoin, launched the last clue. The 14th clue includes an additional $ 70,000 in Bitcoin.
“Three extra keys and extra $ 70,000 will be offered as a reward for players to solve the puzzle,”
is shown in an ad on the game site.
The pointer is “Zero Knowledge Key” and comes with a message: “Do not be so SNARKy.” The message refers to the technology known as “ZK-SNARK” used to maintain relatively private private Zcash cryptomonade transactions.
A hunter scavenger with substantial prizes
Satoshi’s Treasure was released in April and is inspired by the Ready Player One game. Players must work together to solve puzzles that often involve interacting with real-world objects and locations across the globe.
The organizers of the game shared the private keys of the $ 1 million Bitcoin wallet in 1,000 “shards”. The first individual (or team) who will only collect 400 shards will be able to unlock the full prize.
Until now, players have solved only 10 of the 14 indices launched for Satoshi’s Treasure keys.
Educational game that stimulates global cooperation
So far, clues have made players explore important cities such as San Francisco and London. Others also featured locations like Uganda and Australia.
“We guarantee that the clues will require knowledge about any subject. Most clues have nothing to do with cryptomonas. Puzzles are designed by puzzle experts and enthusiasts around the world, “
explained Primitive Ventures, one of the project’s organizers.
One of the players, John Cantrell, designed and built a software dedicated to Satoshi’s Treasure. Ordobot is a Discord plugin that helps teams organize, make decisions, track contributions and solve puzzles quickly. It even has the functionality to run cryptographic tools directly into the application.
Satoshi’s Treasure was released in April and is inspired by the Ready Player One game. Players must work together to solve puzzles that often involve interacting with real-world objects and locations across the globe.
The organizers of the game shared the private keys of the $ 1 million Bitcoin wallet in 1,000 “shards”. The first individual (or team) who will only collect 400 shards will be able to unlock the full prize.
Until now, players have solved only 10 of the 14 indices launched for Satoshi’s Treasure keys.
Educational game that stimulates global cooperation
So far, clues have made players explore important cities such as San Francisco and London. Others also featured locations like Uganda and Australia.
“We guarantee that the clues will require knowledge about any subject. Most clues have nothing to do with cryptomonas. Puzzles are designed by puzzle experts and enthusiasts around the world, “
explained Primitive Ventures, one of the project’s organizers.
One of the players, John Cantrell, designed and built a software dedicated to Satoshi’s Treasure. Ordobot is a Discord plugin that helps teams organize, make decisions, track contributions and solve puzzles quickly. It even has the functionality to run cryptographic tools directly into the application.
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