So what is Bitcoin practically?
A fungible, durable, digitally recognizable, highly divisible, internationally transferable, open source, peer to peer, decentralized, permission less, trustless, censorship resistant, borderless, most secure, and transparently hard capped scarce digital asset.
Part 2: Durability, recognizability, fungibility, divisibility, peer-to-peer
It is as durable as the internet because for it to not be durable, its entire network and market participants would have to turn off their computers.
You can recognize that a bitcoin is real if your transaction gets successfully validated and credited into a digital wallet by the network because there is only one bitcoin network existing
This also makes bitcoin fungible (or interchangeable) because as long as you receive a valid transaction, you can interchange your coin with another coin as long
A so-called satoshi is the smallest unit of a bitcoin, equivalent to 100 millionth of a bitcoin, which is the 8th decimal place of a coin. (divisible)
It is peer-to-peer, which means that I do not need to trust any intermediary like a bank to make a transaction. I can directly send money from one wallet to another wallet
This also means that I do not have to be a person or someone old enough to have access to money
You also don’t have to have documents to access your coins (not subject to KYC), which makes bitcoin a complete permission less currency
There are no “business-” or “working-hours” with bitcoin. The network just keeps working 24/7 and validates transactions.
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