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Over the next two days, Robinhood will feature a trivia game in its mobile application, offering participants more than$ 2 million in Bitcoin and Dogecoin prizes. &nbsp,

The Day 1 competition, which begins at 4:45 pm ET today, is open to eligible U.S. customers with a Robinhood accounts. People will have 10 seconds to respond to each of the 12 multiple-choice facts questions on the topic of finance, economics, and crypto.

The$ 1 million in Bitcoin will be split between the winner of each day’s prize pool if all the answers are given correctly. The prize will be split between those who accurately answered the most questions if there are no correct answers from all users.

Scott Rogowsky, a comedian who recently hosted live everyday trivia shows via the popular game Headquarters Trivia, will be the host of the competition, which will be available exclusively for subscribers of the bank’s superior Robinhood Gold service, starting on Thursday. &nbsp,

The exclusive Gold member contest will provide all participants with additional undisclosed Dogecoin rewards worth$ 1 million in Bitcoin prizes. Decrypt’s request for comment on how much Dogecoin may be distributed was no promptly responded to. &nbsp,

Users of Robinhood who want to play are just able to do so using the most recent version of the mobile app, which is accessible in both the iphone App Store and Google Play Store. &nbsp,

Within five days after the battle ends, finalists will be notified in-app and via email, and they must declare their prize money within 30 days. All bitcoin prizes will be decided based on the exchange rate at the victor’s accounts at the time of the transfer.

The platform’s Vice President of Product Dheerja Kaur told that the program isn’t making a commitment to hosting this challenge as a regular event. This is the first of its type to be hosted by a system.

We “actually want to see how it does,” Kaur said. &nbsp,

The SEC ended its investigation into the business for alleged stocks violations, the change announced last week, without setting out to take any enforcement action. &nbsp,

Robinhood Markets, which trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker HOOD, is up 2.27 % in the last 24 hours and is trading at$ 47.27 per share, nearly twice its previous price. &nbsp,

In recent days, the markets have both seen greater market fluctuation. The pair’s prices are$ 90, 078, and$ 0204, respectively, and have increased 2.5 % each in the last 24 hours.

edited by Andrew Hayward