‘Bitcoin Game Boy’ Gets Runes Makeover – Here’s How To Win One

of BitBoy OneAn upcoming handheld console built around a Bitcoin The game ecosystem looks like an old-school Nintendo game boy—albeit in neon orange. But a new version focused around Bitcoin Runes token protocol It comes with a new black sheen, and is being given away for free.

The BitBoy One x Buoyant Capital Runes Black Limited Edition console distributes the mobile device in a new color scheme, with the Runes Protocol logo on the front. Other than the color scheme change and added branding, it's otherwise the same.

The limited edition console is limited to 69 units, Orth Games representative confirmed Decrypt At least as of now it's only available as a gift.

On Thursday, Ordz Games and Buoyant posted the first details outlining the various ways community members will be eligible to participate: Both the GAMES token and Buoyant's LOBO token — which hold fungo symbols created via Bitcoin Runes — contain at least six different Runes in total. Tokens, or holding the text of Runestone or Runedoor Ordinals.

In other words, this giveaway is for both the Runes tokens and the Bitcoin die-hards who took them. NFT-as standard. No word yet on when the companies will pick winners. Like the regular BitBoy One console, it has Ordz Games. A 3D model of the device is written As an ordinary asset, offering a handheld digital view.

It was BitBoy One announced in April As a crypto device, it can hold bitcoins and other assets with its built-in wallet, emulate old-school video games, and even farm by participating in Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs). Air drops.

It was set to release later this year, and Orth offered to pre-order between $420 and $600 worth of bitcoins at the time, depending on whether or not users were added to a specific whitelist.

Edited by Ryan Ozawa.