Bitcoin in 21 Minutes

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Introduction

Bitcoin is a new form of digital money. Over 100 million people are using it for savings and some for payments.

“Save in bitcoin? But isn’t it really volatile?” you might wonder.

Let’s slow down.

You’ve probably heard about Bitcoin over the past decade, likely with headlines and opinions warning you off.

Negative Bitcoin Headlines: Collection of headlines predicting Bitcoin’s failure, environmental impact, and worthlessness, with quotes from critics and studies on its risks.

But for every negative argument about Bitcoin, there’s a clear, logical explanation that emerges as people begin to understand it.

Positive Bitcoin Headlines: Collection of headlines highlighting Bitcoin’s benefits, including its status as a top-performing asset, hedge against inflation, role in renewable energy, and appeal as digital gold.

Traditional forms of money have become better for payments, but worse for savings. The powerful who control the dollar don’t want to change it. Fortunately, a new alternative is here.

You might think Bitcoin is complicated, but it’s easier than you think. This isn’t a dry, technical course. In less than 21 minutes, you’ll gain the knowledge you need to start growing your wealth with Bitcoin today:

Ready to see why so many are turning to Bitcoin? We challenge you to make it to the end of this course and find out for yourself.

 

What Is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a form of money that you can send & receive over the Internet and use to save your wealth. Unlike the paper money in your wallet, Bitcoin is digital, just like the savings in your bank account.

Bitcoin was introduced in 2008 by an individual or group using the name “Satoshi Nakamoto;” it emerged as a response to the flaws in traditional financial systems.

Satoshi Nakamoto Profile: Representation of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin and author of its whitepaper, last active in 2011.

Much like how the dollar can be divided into 100 cents, a bitcoin can be divided into 100 million satoshis, often called “sats.”

This means that when investing, you don’t have to buy a full bitcoin; you can buy just a few dollars worth to get started.

Bitcoin to Satoshi Conversion: Illustration showing that 1 Bitcoin (BTC) is equal to 100 million satoshis (sats), the smallest unit of Bitcoin.

The government can print an unlimited amount of U.S. dollars, but Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million coins. Bitcoin cannot be inflated, which is why many people refer to Bitcoin as “digital gold.”

See what Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, says about Bitcoin.

It’s not just “Bitcoin-obsessed” individuals, but even those in traditional finance are now recognizing the value of Bitcoin’s absolute scarcity.

Bitcoin has already been making a real difference in people’s lives for years.

  • It’s offsetting the devastating impact of inflation.
  • It’s helping families rebuild their savings.
  • It’s opening the door to financial services for millions who’ve never had a bank account.

Bitcoin offers a way to protect and grow your wealth in an uncertain world.

Protect your wealth from what?

From inflation. The government is quietly stealing your wealth by printing more money to make up for the gaps in their budget. This devalues your money over time.

But you don’t have to accept this.

Bitcoin offers a way to protect and grow what you’ve worked so hard for. It’s about taking control of your finances and making sure your wealth is yours to keep.

 

 

Click on the “Money Printing Is a Hidden Tax” in the “Next Reads” below to begin your journey.

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