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Bitcoin Cash GeoCaching Treasure Hunt
Supporters of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) from around the world are being urged by findbitcoin.cash to make and then hide a paper wallet containing any amount of BCH to raise awareness and encourage participation from the wider population with digital currencies.
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– #Winnipeg Canada x 2
– #Sweden x 1
– #Michigan x 2
– #WeTheNorth #Toronto x 1Cash me if you can! #Treasurehunt #Geocaching #TreasureHunting #BitcoinCash
— Find Bitcoin Cash (@FindBitcoinCash) June 7, 2019
Each paper wallet provides the finder with information on how to redeem the currency along with a clear reminder for the truly uninitiated that “Yes, This paper is worth Real Money.”
Geographical Spread
Such hide and seek activities are generally known as geocaching and the rewards to be found within the game are referred to as “geocaches” or simply “caches.”
With caches of BCH being constantly hidden and subsequently found, assessing the numbers of wallets active in the game at any one time is challenging but the organiser’s website provides a constant update of new locations and relevant clues of where to find them appear in their Twitter feed.
Likewise, when the cache is found, followers of the social media platform are alerted so no time is wasted searching for wallets that are already claimed.
?#CLAIMEDTREASURE ALERT?
YAY, I’ve been found!! Congratulations to the person who found me hiding in Richmondhill/Markham Area #Canada! #WeTheNorth
But there’s a bigger treasure in Toronto still hiding!! 🙂https://t.co/cVIsKhCYQX
— Find Bitcoin Cash (@FindBitcoinCash) June 6, 2019
It currently appears that large concentrations of the hidden treasures can be found in the USA and Australia, with smaller pockets distributed around Europe, Canada, India, Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea, South America and South Africa. To date, supporters of BCH from several nations including Russia, China and the UK have yet to join in with the trend.