Documenting Bitcoin's contribution to the world as decentralized payment network, money and store of value
Bitcoin offers a global, open financial system, empowering those with internet access, especially the unbanked or those in economically restrictive regions.
Bitcoin operates without a central authority, removing intermediaries and enabling peer-to-peer transactions for reduced costs and increased user control.
Bitcoin's blockchain ensures transactions are secure, traceable, and resistant to fraud while maintaining the freedom and privacy of its users against potential censorship.
Bitcoin is designed to counter inflationary concerns and preserve its value over time with a capped supply of 21 million bitcoins.
Bitcoin is open source, promoting trust through transparency, fostering global development, and facilitating innovation without central control.
Bitcoin facilitates fast, cost-effective transactions worldwide, sidestepping traditional banking constraints and fees.
The Bitcoin Foundation, established in 2012, aimed to promote and protect Bitcoin's …
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