FAQ

Bitok Arena is a daily Bitcoin competition where participants compete for positions in a live leaderboard. The ranking is determined by the total amount of BTC sent from each wallet address during the active round. At the end of the round, the highest ranked addresses receive rewards from the prize pool.

Participants enter the arena by sending BTC from their wallet address to the master wallet displayed on the platform. Once the transaction is confirmed on the Bitcoin blockchain, the address appears in the leaderboard. Positions are determined by the total BTC sent from each address during the round.

No. Bitok Arena does not use random numbers, probability, or hidden algorithms. The outcome of each round depends entirely on real Bitcoin transactions and the final ranking of wallet addresses in the leaderboard.

At the end of each 24-hour round, the leaderboard becomes final. Wallet addresses with the highest total BTC sent during the round occupy the top positions and receive rewards from the prize pool.

Yes. The competition is based entirely on deterministic rules and blockchain transactions. All entries are real BTC transfers, and the leaderboard reflects these transactions in real time.

Every entry into the competition is a Bitcoin transaction recorded on the blockchain. Participants can independently verify transactions and wallet activity using public blockchain explorers. The leaderboard reflects this on-chain data.

To enter the competition, simply send BTC from your wallet address to the master wallet displayed on the Bitok Arena website. Once the transaction receives the required confirmations on the Bitcoin blockchain, your address appears in the leaderboard.

No. Bitok Arena does not require accounts, registration, or personal information. Your Bitcoin wallet address acts as your identifier in the competition.

Yes. Anyone with a Bitcoin wallet can participate by sending BTC to the competition wallet shown on the platform. Participants are responsible for ensuring they send BTC to the correct address displayed on the website.

You can use any Bitcoin wallet that allows you to send BTC and control your private keys. Most common wallets and exchanges support standard BTC transactions required to participate in the competition.

Send BTC from your wallet to the master wallet address displayed on the Bitok Arena website. After the transaction receives the required confirmations on the Bitcoin blockchain, your wallet address will appear in the leaderboard.

Bitcoin transactions must first be confirmed by the network. Your address will appear in the leaderboard after the transaction receives the required number of blockchain confirmations.

Transactions are included in the leaderboard after 3 Bitcoin network confirmations. The time required for confirmations depends on network conditions and transaction fees.

All transactions sent from the same wallet address during the round are automatically combined. The leaderboard uses the total amount of BTC sent from that address to determine the ranking position.

The prize pool is formed from BTC transactions sent by participants during the active round. A portion of these funds is allocated for rewards distributed to the highest ranked addresses when the round ends.

At the end of the round, rewards are sent to the wallet addresses that finished in the top positions of the leaderboard. Payouts are made directly in BTC.

All reward payments are regular Bitcoin transactions. Anyone can verify them by checking the winner wallet addresses and the outgoing transactions from the competition wallet using a public blockchain explorer.

Yes. The leaderboard updates as new transactions appear on the Bitcoin blockchain. If other participants send BTC during the round, the ranking positions may change.

Yes. You can send additional BTC from the same wallet address during the round. All transactions from the same address are combined, and the total amount determines your position in the leaderboard.

A new round begins every day at 00:00 UTC. The leaderboard resets, and a new competition starts.

All transactions in Bitok Arena are standard Bitcoin transactions. You can verify them using any public blockchain explorer by entering the wallet address or transaction ID.

Bitcoin transactions cannot be reversed once they are confirmed on the blockchain. Participants are responsible for verifying the correct wallet address before sending BTC.