What Is Bitcoin?
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About What Is Bitcoin?
The top Bitcoin researchers have been working together to optimise the introduction of the new technology of cryptocurrencies directly into your brain and the result is...this game!
Predictably called "What is Bitcoin?" or WIB as the cool kids are referring to it, this app will put an end to any of your cryptocurrency worries and can be used as a tool to convincing your friends of the power of the Bitcoin without having to waste your time looking at their faces.
You play a humble baker in a small town, accompany him through his weeks of selling bread and having to deal with rising costs and lowering interest, but there is hope. You will have to decide if he adapts to the volatile economic climate using the latest technologies or just sit back and hope things will fix themselves.
Predictably called "What is Bitcoin?" or WIB as the cool kids are referring to it, this app will put an end to any of your cryptocurrency worries and can be used as a tool to convincing your friends of the power of the Bitcoin without having to waste your time looking at their faces.
You play a humble baker in a small town, accompany him through his weeks of selling bread and having to deal with rising costs and lowering interest, but there is hope. You will have to decide if he adapts to the volatile economic climate using the latest technologies or just sit back and hope things will fix themselves.
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More downloads What Is Bitcoin? reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
More downloads What Is Bitcoin? reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about What Is Bitcoin?
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very good thank you
by C####:
Very good, but too short; there's so much more to explain.. An option to see detailed explanations would be nice too. Maybe add a customer who creates a new wallet, it's the 'how to' of Bitcoin. Price changes remain unexplained other than crypto=good and inflation=bad. Do prices of bread change and if so, in connection with what? - it's confusing.