Bitcoin Basics

This is what Bitcoin is all about.

Decentralization

Bitcoin is a decentralized network that anyone can participate in. There is no CEO, government, or organization responsible for the fate of Bitcoin.

Open Source

The software powering the Bitcoin network is open source. This means that anyone is free to read, review, report issues, or contribute to the source code.

Transparency

The Bitcoin blockchain, a public ledger shared between users, gives details into every transaction that occurs on the network. Navigate the network with a block explorer.

Peer to Peer

The Bitcoin network uses peer to peer technology. Network users connect directly to one another rather than one central authority or server.

Fixed Supply

Bitcoin has a hardcoded max limit of 21 million coins. This makes the coin supply predictable and stops money printing inflation practices from traditional currencies.

Financial Freedom

Bitcoin provides everyone with financial freedom. With Bitcoin you can be your own bank. No longer worry about bank hours, frozen accounts, maintenance fees, and more.

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Bitcoin Price

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