The game is built for everyone - total newcomers, curious friends, and hardcore Bitcoin maxis alike. You’ll learn as you play, and maxis will still find plenty of strategy to sink their teeth into.

Monopoly? Never heard of it… 😉 Jokes aside, yes - the board moves in a circular flow like Monopoly, but that’s where the similarity ends. Here the mission is clear: turn fiat money (a.k.a. fake money) into hard money - Bitcoin. You’ll play with cash, BTC chips, and even ETF shares as you navigate the Bitcoin ecosystem: mine blocks, buy low & sell high, dodge (or face) the tax agent, relive Pizza Day, tap into ETF networks, and way more.

Absolutely! If you decide to cancel before we ship the game, we’ll provide a full refund - no questions asked. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Yes! The Bitcoin board game comes with an easy-to-understand manual designed for both newcomers and seasoned pros. Plus, every box includes access to a video tutorial + quick overview so you can start playing (and orange-pilling) right away.

Typically 2–6 hours, depending on your play style and the number of players. Some sessions move fast, others turn into all-night Bitcoin battles.

The game is best suited for ages 12 and up. That said, anyone with a basic grasp of money can jump in - you don’t need to be a Bitcoin expert to play (you’ll pick it up as you go).

The game box includes a gaming board, player tokens, game money, and Bitcoin chips. It also comes with:

• mining blocks,
• a pair of dice,
• a pack of Bitcoin market cards,
• hardware wallet cards,
• mining deed cards,
• and two IRS agent figures

everything you need to dive into the Bitcoin board game.

Yes. Players can choose to assign real-dollar value to the Bitcoin in-game. But, no actual money enters the game—it’s optional and for fun.

Example Scenario

Here’s how a real-money option could work with 4 players:

Players: Alex, Bella, Charlie, and Dana.

Total Bitcoins in Circulation: 210.

Real-Money Value per Bitcoin: $1.

Game End: The game ends when all 210 Bitcoins are in circulation.

Final Bitcoin Holdings:

Alex (Player A, winner): 100 Bitcoins.

Bella (Player B): 60 Bitcoins.

Charlie (Player C): 30 Bitcoins.

Dana (Player D): 20 Bitcoins.

End-of-Game Payouts

Each player calculates their payout difference based on the winner’s holdings (Alex).

Bella (60 Bitcoins): Owes Alex 40 Bitcoins → Pays $40.

Charlie (30 Bitcoins): Owes Alex 70 Bitcoins → Pays $70.

Dana (20 Bitcoins): Owes Alex 80 Bitcoins → Pays $80.

Final Summary:

Bella pays $40 to Alex.

Charlie pays $70 to Alex.

Dana pays $80 to Alex.

Alex ends up with $190 total as the winner.

This optional rule adds a new layer of strategy and realism to the game, making every decision even more exciting!

No. The Bitcoin Maximalists is a classic board game-completely offline. No need for an app or internet connection. Just unpack, gather your friends, and start playing!