May 22 is Bitcoin Pizza Day and Capital is announcing its campaign to celebrate the date. A total of R$10 thousand will be drawn and the activation will start on Tuesday 10/04 on Instagram.
To enter, the first step is to follow @Capitual on the social network, like and fill out the forms in bio. The participant must comment on the official post #QueroMeuPedaço and #BTCPizzaDayCapitual and tag a person. On May 22, 16 people will be drawn and each will receive R$625.
To receive the prize, the participant must have a CapConta, Capitual’s individual account.
- Activation will take place on Instagram from 10/05 using the hashtags #BTCPizzaDayCapitual and #QueroMeuPedaço.
- 16 are drawn and each gets R$625
By registering with CapConta, the client has individual branch and account information, the ability to make instant balance transfers to brokers, and access to features such as free payroll portability, compatibility with PIX, TED, DOC, instant internal transfers, and the ability to cash withdrawals from ATMs in the Banco 24Horas network.
“It’s important to celebrate the first purchase of a single item with bitcoin. In 12 years, the use of cryptocurrencies as a means of payment in people’s daily lives has gradually emerged, in addition to being an asset for investment,” said Gustavo Rezende, COO of Capitual.
Bitcoin Pizza Day – The date entered the calendar on May 22, 2010, when programmer Laszlo Hanyecz, from Florida (USA), was willing to pay 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas and posted his offer on Bitcointalk, the largest bitcoin forum. The programmer wanted to prove that it was possible to use bitcoin as a purchase for simple things. And it did.
About the capital
Capital brings together the features of a digital bank and cryptocurrency trading. Capitual operates in 48 countries and provides security and reliability, backed by strict legislation governing the activity of blockchain technology transactions. The founding partners have extensive experience in technology, programming and in the international currency market. Customers pay no fees and can trade cryptocurrencies such as Binance USD, Bitcoin, Dai, Dash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether and USD Coin, as well as four fiat currencies (Real, Dollar, Euro, Pound Sterling) and gold. www.capital.com
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