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Jayson Stewart hinted Cool Valley residents could be required to HODL the funds for five years.

Many students who participated in the 2014 MIT Bitcoin Project lament quickly selling their free BTC for textbooks, sushi and beer.

Scammers are impersonating Elon Musk and other prominent crypto figures to dupe naive investors out of their coins at an accelerated rate.

Popular rapper Megan Thee Stallion has teamed up with Square’s Cash App to launch a $1 million Bitcoin giveaway on Twitter in partnership with Square’s Cash App.

One crypto user gave away at least $400 in Bitcoin gift cards to Canadian children over Halloween.

Some winners purchased additional digital yuan during the pilot.

China is promoting its central bank digital currency with a public $1.5 million giveaway.

‘Giving away crypto does help people, but the real motivation is to spread awareness in a way that’s fun and interesting,’ the Bitcoin Man said.

Following a giveaway announcement in September, Alistair Milne gives away Bitcoin instead of a $2,600 Denarium gold bar.

Cointelegraph has teamed up with BetVIP to bring you a giveaway campaign where you will receive US$10 and a 100% bonus to your deposit just for taking part.

Montreal's Bitcoin Embassy will be giving bitcoin to 600 Students attending McGill University, also in Montreal. The amount is significantly lower, compared to the MIT project, down to 30 mBTC or roughly US $7 at current prices, but the idea is still the same: get young, potentially intelligent people interested in Bitcoin and see what they can come up with.

Cointelegraph and The Counterparty Foundation are proud to announce a special giveaway contest where you will have the chance to receive a coupon for US$20 as well as US$10 in XCP!

r/Rad_Decentralization is hosting a Strojcoin X giveaway right now that is available to anyone with a relatively active Reddit account.

Andrew Torba known on the Twitter network as @torbahax has recently established an experiment, he calls describes it as a social one. The rules of it are rather simple...