Bring Your Tribe
Some climbers find the tower alone. Most are brought. Someone they trust says this one is worth the walk, and they come to see for themselves.
In 2015, the ones who did the bringing were BitKong's affiliates. They shared a link. Every climber who arrived through it stayed theirs, and every climb those climbers made paid them a share of the house edge, for as long as they kept climbing.
The tower is opening again. So is the program.
Who it is for
- Streamers who climb on camera and let the chat choose the stone.
- Communities that have argued about Bitcoin since before it was a headline.
- Writers and builders who cover provably fair games and can tell a real one from a costume.
- Old friends of the jungle who remember the first tower and never quite stopped talking about it.
If people listen when you say this one is worth your time, it is for you.
How it will work
- One link, yours. Share it wherever your tribe gathers.
- Your climbers stay yours. A climber who arrives through your link is linked to you.
- A share of every climb. Each climb your climbers make pays you part of the slice the tower keeps, the way it did in 2015.
- The same fair tower for everyone. Your climbers get the same seeds, the same math and the same proof as every other climber. Nobody is singled out. Nobody is spared.
The exact share, the payout schedule and the fine print are set by the elders and published when the program opens.
One rule from the jungle
Never sell the tower as a way to make money. It is a game with a small lean toward the house, and Kong says so out loud. Bring adults only, of legal age where they live. Tell your climbers the truth, and the tower will treat you both well.
Some climbers come alone. Some come because someone they trust said the walk was worth it. I like the second kind of arrival. It means someone was paying attention. The elders tell me the someone gets a share. Good. Paying attention should be paid.
— Kong
Getting in
The program opens with the tower. Tap Notify Me and leave your email: the elders send one message when the doors open. If you run a channel or a community and want to talk before then, write to hello@bitkong.com and tell us where your climbers gather.