Netflix will launch House of Streams on June 18 in the UK and Ireland, featuring eight popular Twitch streamers competing for 1 Bitcoin (valued above $104,000 at time of filming). Created by Mark Holland and supported by the Malta Film Commission, the show aims to stand out by offering a high-profile crypto prize instead of traditional cash rewards or vacations.

Contestants—including The Black Hokage, CyborgAngel, and OutplayedByJade—will live together in a villa and face various creative digital-content challenges. The show’s website also cautions viewers about fraudulent memecoin schemes using its branding, clarifying that “We support Bitcoin and no other memecoin” chaincatcher.

This reflects growing awareness of crypto‑related scams, especially given recent violent incidents targeting public crypto figures—such as the March home invasion of streamer Amouranth and kidnapping attempts in France and the U.S. linked to crypto holdings invest.

While House of Streams doesn't primarily focus on crypto education, its choice of a Bitcoin reward normalizes digital assets within mainstream entertainment, particularly for younger, internet-savvy audiences chaincatcher.

. The show follows earlier Netflix productions like Trust No One and The Altruists, building on the platform’s growing interest in blockchain and cryptocurrency narratives.

As the series unfolds, its combination of crypto incentives and reality-TV drama is likely to…