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How much is Bitcoin (BTC) worth today - online price chart in relation to the dollar. Price predictions and a chart of Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Where can you buy Bitcoin and how it works. The Bitcoin chart shows the change in the price of a cryptocurrency online. Bitcoin is the first ever successful cryptocurrency. It accounts for most of the cryptocurrency market capitalization and, although there are more technological projects, it is Bitcoin that remains the most popular cryptocurrency.


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About Bitcoin

The main feature of the Bitcoin payment system is its complete decentralization - there is no administration or any other entities that can influence it independently. The first mention of Bitcoin appeared on the Internet on August 18, 2008. On this day, an unknown person registered the bitcoin domain. A theoretical description of the principle of functioning of electronic currency appeared on October 31, 2008. Also in 2008, a beta test of mining took place - the process of mining blocks. Bitcoin was launched in 2009, the first block was mined on January 3, and from that moment the history of the most successful cryptocurrency in the world began.

Behind the creation of Bitcoin is a person (or team) under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, until now the identity of the creator of Bitcoin has not been established. The team of programmers continues to work on the code. Since this is an open source project, anyone can make suggestions for improvement.

At the start of its history, Bitcoin was practically worth nothing. Enthusiasts have been mining and making transactions just to keep the project running. Now the price of Bitcoin is in the tens of thousands of dollars.

The peculiarity of Bitcoin is that transactions are public, but impersonal. In the blockchain, you can study all transactions, starting with the very first, but it is impossible for an ordinary user to understand who is behind the addresses.

Compared to its competitors, Bitcoin has a rather slow confirmation of transactions - up to 10-15 minutes if the network is not overloaded. The sender sets the commission himself when making a transaction. In 1 Bitcoin, 100 million Satoshi is the minimum part of Bitcoin, named after the creator of the cryptocurrency.

Even at the design stage, the issue was limited to 21 million coins. The last BTC is expected to be produced in 2140.

To eliminate inflation, the so-called halving of the reward was introduced; on a certain block, the reward for the mined block is reduced. Immediately after the start, the miner's remuneration was 50 BTC, then - 25 BTC, 12.5 BTC and further downward. The halving occurs every 210,000 blocks.

Bitcoin uses a rather energy-intensive consensus algorithm called Proof of Work. When mining a block, miners are looking for a hash of the block, the mining speed directly depends on the power of the equipment (more hashing attempts are made per unit of time). In the early stages of the existence of the cryptocurrency, mining was carried out by the CPU and GPU, later, highly specialized devices - ASICs - were used for this.

Bitcoin has already gone through a stage where it could disappear due to a decrease in interest in it. In different periods of history, they tried to ban it at the legislative level, then they ignored the very fact of its existence. But in the end, many countries took a course towards recognizing Bitcoin as an official means of payment.

Japan was among the first; back in April 2017, it equated BTC and other cryptocurrencies with official means of payment. This means that in addition to individuals, Bitcoins can also be used by legal entities in their activities.

The capitalization of BTC exceeds 50% of the capitalization of the entire cryptocurrency market, if there is a strong growth in Bitcoin, most likely there will be an upward movement in other cryptocurrencies.

The reputation of the first successful cryptocurrency allows Bitcoin to feel calm despite the presence of more technological competitors.

Bitcoin remains an attractive target for medium and long-term investment, and high volatility allows you to make good money in intraday trading.

A large number of scalpers and short-term traders are interested in trading Bitcoin cryptocurrency, due to its unstable, but, as a rule, very high volatility - literally in a week, the Bitcoin chart can demonstrate a rise or fall of 50%.
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