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    | colspan="2" | [[File: Satoshi.png|100px|left|Satoshi Wiki – All About Cryptocurrency]] '''[[Bitcoin]]''' is a decentralized electronic [[cryptocurrency]] created in 2008 by [[Satoshi Nakamoto]]. “Decentralized” here means that Bitcoin has no central servers for transaction processing or storage of funds. [[Bitcoin emission|Bitcoin emission]] is limited; no more than [[21 Million|21 million]] coins will ever be issued. According to calculations, Bitcoin production will end in [[Bitcoin history|2140]].
 
  
Bitcoin transactions and emissions are regulated by an extensive peer-to-peer [[network]]. Bitcoin uses a distributed public universal [[Block chain|database]], spread through a decentralized peer-to-peer network. The network uses digital signatures and is supported by a [[Proof-of-work|proof-of-work]] protocol to ensure [[security]] and legitimacy of funds in use.
 
 
To guarantee that a third-party cannot spend a user's bitcoins by issuing false [[Bitcoin transaction|transactions]] in their name, Bitcoin uses [[Bitcoin address|public key cryptography]]. This is a system of digital signatures, in which each person has one or more addresses or wallets, each with an associated pair of public and private keys. A user can sign a transaction with their private key, and the rest of the peers in the network can validate the signature using that user’s public key.
 
 
Bitcoin is the most widespread cryptocurrency. Its total market value is over $171 billion. One can exchange, buy or sell Bitcoins on many sites.
 
Despite the fact that using Bitcoin does not formally require user identification, the currency is not completely [[Anonimity|anonymous]].
 
 
:''Main article: [[Bitcoin]]''
 
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* [[Satoshi_Nakamoto|Who created Bitcoin?]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin wallet]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin history]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin Economy]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)|Bitcoin FAQ]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin transaction]]
 
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* [[Buying Bitcoin|How to buy bitcoins?]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin storage methods|How to store bitcoins?]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin address]]
 
 
* [[Mining|Who produces new coins?]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin weaknesses]]
 
 
* [[Bitcoin ATM]]
 
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