A certain website once offered Bitcoin incentives to verify visitors in 2010, giving away approximately 19,700 BTC
According to an article published on the X platform by Cointelegraph, a certain website offered 5 BTC for free to each visitor who completed a simple Captcha verification in 2010. The website gave away approximately 19,700 BTC, which is close to $2 billion in value at current prices.
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