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https://bitquest.co
https://x.com/bitquestmc

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BitQuest (bitquest.co / @bitquestmc)

BitQuest is a cryptocurrency-integrated Minecraft server project (and associated open-source server plugin/mod) that links in-game economics to a Bitcoin (and historically also Dogecoin) blockchain node. In the project’s design, players can be assigned wallet addresses and can earn or transfer cryptocurrency value through gameplay mechanics such as mob “loot” rewards and player-to-player transactions. (github.com)

Website and social account you referenced

  • Website (bitquest.co): This domain is referenced by the project’s official GitHub documentation as the BitQuest server/project website. (github.com)
  • X/Twitter (@bitquestmc): The handle @bitquestmc is listed among the project’s community links on the project’s GitHub Pages site. (bitquest.github.io)
    • Note: The bitquest.co page and the X profile page could not be directly extracted in this browsing session (they appear to rely on dynamic rendering / blocked content in this environment), so the identification above is based on independently accessible project documentation that references them. (github.com)

Project characteristics (as described by the developers)

  • Blockchain-connected economy: The plugin “connects the game economics to a Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency nodes” and creates a wallet for each user plus a shared “loot” wallet. (github.com)
  • Gameplay rewards (“loot”): The server can reward players by sending value from a server wallet to a player wallet based on in-game events (e.g., killing mobs). (github.com)
  • Player transactions: Documentation describes commands for sending value to other players or to external addresses. (github.com)
  • Operational status: The repository README states that the official BitQuest server is not online anymore, while the software can still be used to host a server (e.g., via Docker/Bukkit/Spigot). (github.com)

Notability

Guinness World Records lists “BitQuest” as the first Minecraft server with a bitcoin economy, dated 2014. (guinnessworldrecords.com)

Potential name confusion (disambiguation)

The name “BitQuest” is also used by unrelated projects/organizations (for example, other “BitQuest” websites/products appear in search results). The bitquest.co + @bitquestmc pairing, however, corresponds to the Minecraft + Bitcoin economy project described above. (github.com)

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Total 21 addresses.