The May 25, 2018 Time Machine contest features the following question:
What will the rounded price of Bitcoin be on July 19?
On July 19, 2018, at exactly 11 AM CT, what will be the price of one Bitcoin, rounded to the closest US Dollar (per this chart)?
If you have access to an actual time machine, you can of course simply travel to the future and retrieve the answer. If not, you can familiarize with what Bitcoin is and how it works to help ascertain the answer. Here are some informative articles for you:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What is the deadline for entering?
A: All entries must be in by 1:00 pm CT on July 18, 2018.
Q: When exactly will the bitcoin price for Time Machine be considered final?
A: July 19, 2018, at precisely 11 AM CT, per this chart.
Q: What should an entry look like?
A: We are looking only for the numbers to the left of the decimal. And you’ll either round up or round down to a whole number in US Dollars.
Examples:
- Enter 8256 if you think the price will be $8256.49 on July 19th at 11 AM.
- Enter 9021 if you think the price will be $9o20.87 on July 19th at 11 AM.
(anything below .50 is rounded down; anything of .50 or above is rounded up)
Q: So how many digits can my entry have?
Anything from one to six digits is possible, but a winning entry will likely be 4-5 digits based on recent trends.
Q: Where can I find more information on Bitcoin and what the price might be on July 19?
Enter “bitcoin price” into any good search engine and you’ll find oodles of information. Or narrow your search by trying something like “2018 bitcoin price.”
Q: When will the winner(s) be revealed?
A: The winner (or winners) will be revealed here on July 19, 2018.
Q: Where can I enter?
A: You can learn more about Time Machine and enter HERE.
Q: When will the next Time Machine game start
A: After the entry period ends for Bitcoin predictions, a new Time Machine contest will start on or about July 18, 2018.
Q: My time machine is in the shop (Flux Capacitor leak). Can I borrow a friend’s?
A: Yes, our rules allow you to use another person’s time machine. However, you must travel to the future yourself. You cannot send someone else to the future to get the answer for you.
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