In its first$ 1 million Bitcoin trivia game, Robinhood draws nearly 400K players.

On Wednesday, trading app Robinhood launched its Robinhood Trivia Live activity, offering up$ 1 million price of Bitcoin prizes, and drawing close to 400, 000 people in the process.

More than 392,600 players were involved in the game’s launch, which consisted of 12 multiple-choice issues about money and cryptocurrencies. Just 1, 210 users were also competing for a share of the Bitcoin stockpile as of the start of the final round.

One-time HQ Trivia host Scott Rogowsky asked a relatively straightforward problem about Tesla and Fed Chair Jerome Powell, which lasted about 15 days. However, by the second round, more than 230, 000 people had already been cleared because they had incorrectly answered previous questions.

Then, in response to a problem that required people to identify a stock ticker that wasn’t included in the S&amp, P 500 Index, aher 130, 000 people were eliminated.

With only about 30 000 people remaining in round 4, bitcoin made an appearance in the game, starting with a question about the name” HODL.” The game then inquired about the year Dogecoin was founded, as well as the full amount of Bitcoin.

Only 1, 210 people made it to the 12th and final issue, which asked them to discover the largest Investor in 2024 by offer size.

According to the game, 615 of the game’s 615 customers answered effectively, earning each a share fair$ 1, 626.01 in Bitcoin, or 0.018 BTC.

The platform may hold a second quiz session on Thursday, this time primarily for users of its superior subscription service, Robinhood Gold. Winners will receive an additional$ 1 million in Bitcoin prizes, but all participants will also be eligible to win an undisclosed sum of Dogecoin.

edited by Andrew Hayward