BruteForceGuessingHow minerssolved thebitcoinminingpuzzleTheGenesisBlockName of thefirst block ofbitcoin thatwas minedAvalancheEffectWhen a smallchange in theinput has adramatic effecton the outputMobileWalletAlwaysonlinePublicKeykey canbe sharedwithothersRisks ofCryptocurrencyare targets forhackersbecause theyhave so manyusers online atone timeRepudiatedrefuse toaccept or beassociatedwithSHA-256mostcommonhash functionused inBitcoinColdStorageMore secure,notconnected tothe internetall the timeOne one-hundred-millionthThe smallestBitcoin canbe dividedintoPeer-to-peerNetworkVerifiesPayments onthe BitcoinNetwork3-5multi-sig5 people hold keys toauthorizetransactions, but only3 people of the 5need to sign-off on atransaction for it to gothrough.AVGbetweenbitcoinminingrounds10minutesBitcoinAcyptocurrencySatoshiNakamotoPseudonymused by thecreator ofBitcoinBitcoinATMKioskswherecustomerscan buy andsell Bitcoin21millionHow manybitcoinscan everexist?Cipherwell-defined setof instructionsto performencryption ordecryptionBlockchaintype ofdistributeddatabaseor ledgerBitcoinMiningCompeting to findsolutions to amathematicalproblem whileprocessing bitcointransaction PrivateKeykeyshould bekeptsecretCryptocurrencyExchangesOne wayto buyBitcoinFullNodesAllow you tomakebitcointransactionsRisk ofBitcoinlose someor all oftheirvalue.BruteForceGuessingHow minerssolved thebitcoinminingpuzzleTheGenesisBlockName of thefirst block ofbitcoin thatwas minedAvalancheEffectWhen a smallchange in theinput has adramatic effecton the outputMobileWalletAlwaysonlinePublicKeykey canbe sharedwithothersRisks ofCryptocurrencyare targets forhackersbecause theyhave so manyusers online atone timeRepudiatedrefuse toaccept or beassociatedwithSHA-256mostcommonhash functionused inBitcoinColdStorageMore secure,notconnected tothe internetall the timeOne one-hundred-millionthThe smallestBitcoin canbe dividedintoPeer-to-peerNetworkVerifiesPayments onthe BitcoinNetwork3-5multi-sig5 people hold keys toauthorizetransactions, but only3 people of the 5need to sign-off on atransaction for it to gothrough.AVGbetweenbitcoinminingrounds10minutesBitcoinAcyptocurrencySatoshiNakamotoPseudonymused by thecreator ofBitcoinBitcoinATMKioskswherecustomerscan buy andsell Bitcoin21millionHow manybitcoinscan everexist?Cipherwell-defined setof instructionsto performencryption ordecryptionBlockchaintype ofdistributeddatabaseor ledgerBitcoinMiningCompeting to findsolutions to amathematicalproblem whileprocessing bitcointransaction PrivateKeykeyshould bekeptsecretCryptocurrencyExchangesOne wayto buyBitcoinFullNodesAllow you tomakebitcointransactionsRisk ofBitcoinlose someor all oftheirvalue.

Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. How miners solved the bitcoin mining puzzle
    Brute Force Guessing
  2. Name of the first block of bitcoin that was mined
    The Genesis Block
  3. When a small change in the input has a dramatic effect on the output
    Avalanche Effect
  4. Always online
    Mobile Wallet
  5. key can be shared with others
    Public Key
  6. are targets for hackers because they have so many users online at one time
    Risks of Cryptocurrency
  7. refuse to accept or be associated with
    Repudiated
  8. most common hash function used in Bitcoin
    SHA-256
  9. More secure, not connected to the internet all the time
    Cold Storage
  10. The smallest Bitcoin can be divided into
    One one-hundred-millionth
  11. Verifies Payments on the Bitcoin Network
    Peer-to-peer Network
  12. 5 people hold keys to authorize transactions, but only 3 people of the 5 need to sign-off on a transaction for it to go through.
    3-5 multi-sig
  13. 10 minutes
    AVG between bitcoin mining rounds
  14. A cyptocurrency
    Bitcoin
  15. Pseudonym used by the creator of Bitcoin
    Satoshi Nakamoto
  16. Kiosks where customers can buy and sell Bitcoin
    Bitcoin ATM
  17. How many bitcoins can ever exist?
    21 million
  18. well-defined set of instructions to perform encryption or decryption
    Cipher
  19. type of distributed database or ledger
    Blockchain
  20. Competing to find solutions to a mathematical problem while processing bitcoin transaction
    Bitcoin Mining
  21. key should be kept secret
    Private Key
  22. One way to buy Bitcoin
    Cryptocurrency Exchanges
  23. Allow you to make bitcoin transactions
    Full Nodes
  24. lose some or all of their value.
    Risk of Bitcoin