Chasing Bitcoin
Pick a coin and chase Bitcoin down a neon road. Dodge the bears, jump the gas pits, grab the boosts, then catch Bitcoin and keep the crown until the clock runs out.
Pick a coin and chase Bitcoin down a neon road. Dodge the bears, jump the gas pits, grab the boosts, then catch Bitcoin and keep the crown until the clock runs out.
Pick your coin: Ethereum, Dogecoin, Solana or XRP. Bitcoin starts 140 meters ahead, and you have 90 seconds. Change lanes with the left and right arrows (or A and D), and jump with Up, W or Space. On a phone, tap the left or right third of the game to change lanes, and the middle to jump.
Jump the red candles and gas pits. Bears are too big to jump, so change lanes. A crash costs points and lets Bitcoin get further ahead. Coins close the gap a little, and three power-ups help more: the Moon Boost rocket speeds you up, the HODL Shield takes one crash for you, and the Bull Run makes you unstoppable for four seconds.
Catch Bitcoin and the crown is yours, worth 500 points the first time. Bitcoin will try to break away again, so keep closing in. Every second with the crown scores, and finishing with it scores more. Esc or P pauses the game.
Every race ends on one word from the Cryptominium crypto library:
Yes, with nothing to buy. The coins on the road are only points.
No. All four coins run at the same speed, with the same size and the same rules. Pick the one you like.
No. It is a racing game, not advice. Being in front here says nothing about any real coin or where its price is going.
Yes. Share your score and the link carries your race, so your friend gets the same obstacles, boosts and Bitcoin. The score in the message is only what you tell them: there is no leaderboard.
In your browser, on your device. Nothing about you is sent anywhere while you play.
No. There is no sign-up and nothing to connect. Open the page and play.
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No sign-up: your best scores stay on this device. A game, not advice.