Two things at the outset:
Perhaps this simple "HBITgame" helps bridge the itch and the idea.
Simple, fair, fun.
This page will be edited/updated as we go along.
Click or tap each card to view details or bids.
Click or tap each card to view details or bids.
Card 1 owner: @pablodare tx: https://he.dtools.dev/tx/27a48d2b9a839a884a656d4b2c8df7fc57fface2
Card 2 owner: @forexbrokr tx: https://he.dtools.dev/tx/e7b09c70e9d0ca56f5dd491bccd74e2433362d46
Card 3 owner: @pablodare tx: https://he.dtools.dev/tx/141928daa3181370f2b308ac5b99fa740a169240
Card 4 owner: @pablodare tx: https://he.dtools.dev/tx/9ec87c75236f4a1f34c623cf57aaa6e35580e516
This will be updated soon.
The HBITgame is to be very simple: if you hold a card, then you have a chance to win.
Hivebits is about Hive's blockchain and Bitcoin's ethos. So, the HBITgame will exist on the Hive blockchain and will use the Bitcoin chain to select a random winner. Here's how: a Bitcoin block number will be chosen and the hash for that block will be used. Bitcoin block hashes always start with a bunch of zeroes: 000000...followed by random numbers and letters. We're looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 to find the winning card. The first number (1, 2, 3, or 4) in the block hash after the zeroes will determine the winner. For instance, take BTC block 732464:
The image is from https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/blocks, but any Bitcoin block explorer will work.
Okay, who won in the example above?
Above, we see lots of zeroes and then an 8. Since we're looking for a 1, 2, 3, or 4 only, the 8 doesn't help. Continuing to the right, we see 9 (no help), then an f (skip it), and a d, and 7, and an a, and a 6, and then finally a 4. In this case, card #4 would be the winner. Look at block 732465, card #3 would have won. In block 732466, card #2 would have won.
If there is no 1, 2, 3, or 4 in the hash, we'll wait for the next block, then use the same process until we get a winner.
Simple.
For the HBITgame here, I'll choose an upcoming Bitcoin block once all four cards have owners.
The four cards will be auctioned off, one at a time, beginning with Card 1.
The prize will be the total amount of HBIT earned from the sales of the four entry cards.
Currently, I (@crrdlx) hold 280ish HBIT and am #5 on the richlist (not counting the source
@hivebits account). I got them like everyone else...by mining or buying them. I will guarantee 100 HBIT as a prize from my personal HBIT stash:
FYI: Currently, holding 100 HBIT would be enough to put you in the top 25 holders. That would make you an HBIT whale and earn you a whale badge.
This HBITgame has two purposes:
Understand, I'm running this manually so there will be a little time delay at times. But, the point is to show that this can work and can be fun.
Any disputes, issues, or problems, I decide.
Consider this endeavor to be purely for fun and entertainment.
Written by @crrdlx
Questions or comments? Reply below or in the LUV/HBIT Discord at https://discord.gg/K5GvNhcPqR