• s c a r c e
Bitcoin has a limited supply, making it rare. Only 21 million bitcoins will ever be created, which contrasts with traditional fiat currencies that can be printed in unlimited quantities by governments.
Bitcoin has a limited supply, making it rare. Only 21 million bitcoins will ever be created, which contrasts with traditional fiat currencies that can be printed in unlimited quantities by governments.
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Bitcoin is considered secure due to its decentralized nature and the underlying blockchain technology, which makes transactions tamper-resistant and highly transparent.
Bitcoin is considered secure due to its decentralized nature and the underlying blockchain technology, which makes transactions tamper-resistant and highly transparent.
• d i g i t a l
Bitcoin exists solely in digital form, enabling electronic transactions over the internet without the need for physical banknotes or coins. It operates as a decentralized currency, not controlled by any central authority.
Bitcoin exists solely in digital form, enabling electronic transactions over the internet without the need for physical banknotes or coins. It operates as a decentralized currency, not controlled by any central authority.
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Bitcoin can be used anywhere in the world, transcending national borders. It enables international transactions without the need for currency exchange.
Bitcoin can be used anywhere in the world, transcending national borders. It enables international transactions without the need for currency exchange.
• n o n - s t a t e
Bitcoin is not issued or controlled by any government or central authority. It operates independently of traditional financial systems.
Bitcoin is not issued or controlled by any government or central authority. It operates independently of traditional financial systems.
• n e u t r a l
Bitcoin transactions are impartial and not influenced by any entity or organization. The network treats all participants equally, regardless of their identity or location.
Bitcoin transactions are impartial and not influenced by any entity or organization. The network treats all participants equally, regardless of their identity or location.
Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins.
This highlights the importance of owning the private keys to your cryptocurrency. Without control of your private keys, you rely on third parties, risking loss or theft. This principle advocates for personal responsibility and security in managing and safeguarding your digital assets.To hold Bitcoin in self-custody, you can use software wallets or hardware wallets, with hardware wallets like Trezor being the best option. Trezor provides enhanced security by storing your private keys offline, protecting them from online threats and ensuring you maintain full control over your bitcoin.
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Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency created in 2009 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It allows peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries like banks. Bitcoin uses blockchain technology to ensure transparency, security, and immutability of transactions, making it a revolutionary financial system.One bitcoin can be divided into smaller units called satoshis, with each bitcoin consisting of 100 million satoshis.
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The current bitcoin price BTC/USD obtained from the coinpaprika exchange, once when the page is loaded.
Yes, we should be interested in price sometimes. It is one of the indicators of where the project is in its journey.
The current bitcoin price BTC/USD obtained from the coinpaprika exchange, once when the page is loaded.
Yes, we should be interested in price sometimes. It is one of the indicators of where the project is in its journey.
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Don't Trust, Verify!
emphasizes independently verifying information rather than relying on trust, enhancing security, transparency, and personal responsibility, especially in decentralized systems like cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology..:. H O D L .:.
originating from a misspelling of "hold," encourages cryptocurrency investors to keep their assets long-term despite market volatility. It embodies patience and belief in the future value of cryptocurrencies, resisting the urge to sell during price fluctuations.Decentralization
is a core feature of Bitcoin, meaning it operates without a central authority. This enhances security, reduces censorship risks, and ensures greater resilience by distributing control across a global network of nodes.Bitcoin is a universal, independent, and unbiased form of digital currency.