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Bitcoin: The facts, and is It Right for Your business?
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Nathanael (IV07325201)



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It's not an authentic coin, it's cryptocurrency, be sure you form of payment that is produced ("mined") by lots of people worldwide. It allows peer-to-peer transactions instantly, worldwide, for free or at very low cost.

Bitcoin was invented after decades of research into cryptography by software developer, Satoshi Nakamoto (believed to be a pseudonym), who designed the criteria and introduced it just last year. His true identity remains a mystery.

This currency is not backed by a tangible item (such as gold or silver); bitcoins are traded in online which are them a item in themselves.

Bitcoin is an open-source product, accessible by anyone who is a user ????. All you need is an email address, Internet access, and money to get started.

Where does it come from?

Bitcoin is mined on a distributed computer network of users running specialized software; the network handles certain exact proofs, and searches for a particular data sequence ("block") that produces a particular pattern when the BTC criteria is applied to it. A match produces a bitcoin. It's complex and time- and energy-consuming.

Only 21 years of age million bitcoins are ever to be mined (about 11 million are currently in circulation). The mathematics problems the network computers solve get progressively more difficult to keep the mining operations and supply at bay.

This network also validates all the transactions through cryptography.

How does Bitcoin work?

Internet surfers transfer digital assets (bits) to one another on a network. There is no online bank; rather, Bitcoin has been termed an Internet-wide distributed ledger. Users buy Bitcoin with cash or by selling a service or product for Bitcoin. Bitcoin purses store and make use of this digital currency. Users may sell using this virtual ledger by trading their Bitcoin to someone else who would like in. Anyone can do this, wherever.
Bernart (IV013657701)



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