CoinGeek Word Bounty is back with ‘TELE-PATHETIC’
Dr. Craig Wright used the term Tele-Pathetic in a recent tweet challenging BTC maximalists to explain how their Raspberry Pi nodes bring any value to the Bitcoin network.
Latest Word Bounty News
Check out this week’s CoinGeek Word Bounty—Web3
This week, CoinGeek made ‘Web3’ our Word Bounty over at SLictionary. If you think you can define it, and the community agrees that your definition is the best, you could pocket $25 in Bitcoin SV.
Featuring ‘ASICs’ as CoinGeek’s Word Bounty of the week
The CoinGeek word bounty on SLictionary is now live! There's $25 in BSV up for grabs, and it's all yours if you can craft the best definition of ASICs.
CoinGeek Word Bounty of the week: FORKING
As always, you can attempt to define this word on SLictionary for a shot at $25 worth of BSV or vote for your favorite definitions for less than $0.01 per vote. Have at it!
CoinGeek Word Bounty on SLictionary: NEWS!
This week, it’s a word we’re all familiar with: NEWS. We all know what it is, but how would you define it for someone who had never heard of it before?
SLictionary Word Bounty of the week: TOKENS
There are still plenty of words awaiting their first definition that have been there for weeks, like Deja Vu, Texas, California, and happiness, so head over to the SLictionary Word Bounty page today!
SLictionary Word Bounty: CoinGeek’s word of the week is Blockhead
This week, CoinGeek is offering $25 for the best definition of Blockhead, which still awaits its first definition. The contest will last for another +7 days.
Check out CoinGeek’s SLictionary word bounty of the week—Block
Word Bounty is an innate feature of SLictionary to pay others to come up with the best definition of a word. And moving forward, CoinGeek will be offering one bounty each week.
Can you make money with words? John Pitts explains how on CoinGeek Backstage
John Pitts talks about Slictionary, a platform built on BSV blockchain, and shares their new product with NFTs called "Word Bounty" on CoinGeek Backstage.