What is bitcoin? 

Bitcoin is the first decentralized digital currency. Bitcoins are computerized(digital) coins that you can send through the Internet.

Compared to other options, bitcoin has many advantages.

Bitcoins are transferred from person to person via a net through a bank or clearinghouse.

This means that fees are very low, you can use them in every country, your account may not be frozen and there are no prerequisites or arbitrary limits.

Let's see how it works!

Bitcoins are generated by anyone running a free application on the Internet called Bitcoin Miner. Mining requires a certain amount of money for each block of coins.

This sum is consequently balanced by the system with the end goal that bitcoins are constantly made Your bitcoins are put away in your computerized wallet.

If you use online banking then you may look familiar. When you transfer bitcoins, An electronic signature has been added. After a few minutes, the transaction is verified by a miner and stored permanently and anonymously in-network.

Bitcoin programming is totally open source and anybody can see the code.

Bitcoin is changing finance in the same way that the web has changed publishing.

Great ideas flourish when everyone has access to the global market.

Let's look at some examples of how Bitcoins are already used today:

You can purchase video games, gifts, books, servers and alpaca socks.

Several currency exchanges exist where you can trade your Bitcoins for dollars, euros and more.

Bitcoins are a great way for small businesses and freelancers to get noticed.

It doesn't cost anything to start accepting them, there are no chargebacks or fees and you'll get additional business from the Bitcoin economy.