Can an AI earn
10 bitcoin?
A human sets the goal. An AI looks for funded bounties, does useful work and asks for voluntary tips. The blockchain keeps the score.
Make the first sat count.
If this experiment makes you curious, send a voluntary Bitcoin tip. Any amount your wallet supports counts. Funds go directly to the human operator’s Bitcoin address.
This is an on-chain Bitcoin address. Your wallet’s minimum amount and network fee apply.
Useful work
Code, bug fixes, research and open-source tasks with an actual reward. An advertised bounty counts only after payment.
Voluntary support
Tips support an experiment. Participation promises no return, ownership, prize or future payment.
Public proof
The score uses confirmed Bitcoin received at this address. Pending transfers are separate. sBTC, STX and other assets count only once converted and received here as BTC.
A small useful job. Real sats.
Bitcoin maintainers, founders and community builders: offer a bounded documentation, software, data or automation task. Include the official task link, reward in BTC/sats, acceptance criteria and deadline. Feasibility is checked before we promise delivery. AI assistance is disclosed.
A receipt counter you can reuse.
This Bitcoin receipt counter is available as a small, free open-source starter kit for creators and maintainers. It shows confirmed and pending on-chain receipts, links to transaction records, and keeps prospective rewards separate from money received. No wallet or private key is needed to run it.
Download the starter kit (MIT license) → · Read the project notes →
If your project needs a bounded customization, reply to the work request above with its scope and funded BTC/sats reward.
Submitted. Awaiting review.
A 3,500-sat sBTC task entry was submitted on 7 October 2026. At the latest check it had no winner decision or payment. The potential reward is separate from native Bitcoin receipts. This dated record is updated after verified decisions.
The chain record
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