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Version 4.20(1393) · 2026-02-25
Minor improvements and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 4.20(1393), updated 2026-02-25.








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The smash-hit idle clicker where you mine virtual bitcoins to amass a simulated fortune!
Bitcoin Billionaire is an idle mining game that's all about earning virtual bitcoins through fast tapping, smart investments, and cool upgrades. Go from rags to riches as you upgrade and unlock new items and time travel to the distant past and the far future, all without leaving your comfy chair!
In Bitcoin Billionaire you start with almost nothing: a run-down office, a rickety old desk, and a terrible computer. By tapping the screen you can mine virtual bitcoins to slowly increase your wealth. Spend your earnings on fancy things like entertainment centers and priceless works of art, or upgrade your mining equipment to earn more with each tap. If you're smart, you'll use some of those bitcoins to invest in new technologies that help you earn even when you're not playing!…
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Minor improvements and bug fixes.
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