Au Japon, les grands ont dit : Ā« Gardez plus de piĆØces magiques ! Ā» š Le gouvernement rend les rĆØgles plus gentilles, alors plein de nouveaux copains arrivent pour planter des graines dans le jardin. š±
Petit rappel tout doux : Dans ce jardin, les citrons brillent, poussent⦠et parfois tombent aussi. On cueille toujours avec le cÅur et jamais plus que ce quāon peut replanter.
Bisous plein de paillettes sur vos cÅurs curieux, Bienveillament āØ, #PATRICIABM š¹šš« (psst : on surveille le grand PCE⦠cāest la jauge magique qui dit si tout devient plus cher ou pas⦠chut, surprise š¤«)
āāæ š§” Bitcoin $BTC : The World's First Decentralized Digital Currency āBitcoin (BTC) is the original and most well-known cryptocurrency, invented in 2008 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It was created as a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, meaning it allows transactions directly between users without the need for a bank or central authority like a government.
šøļøāKey Concepts āDecentralization: Bitcoin operates on a distributed global network of computers. No single entity controls it, which is one of its main appeals, offering resistance to censorship and manipulation.
š¹ļøāBlockchain: All Bitcoin transactions are recorded on a public, immutable (unchangeable) digital ledger called the blockchain. This ledger is transparent and secured using cryptography.
š¹ļøāMining: New Bitcoins are created, and transactions are verified, through a competitive process called mining. This involves powerful computers solving complex mathematical puzzles. Miners are rewarded with new Bitcoin for their work.
š¹ļøāLimited Supply: Bitcoin's supply is strictly capped at 21 million coins. This scarcity is often compared to precious metals like gold and is a primary driver of its value.
š¹ļøāDigital Wallet: Bitcoins are not physical; they are stored electronically in digital wallets, which are protected by private keys. If you lose your private key, you lose access to your Bitcoin.
šøļøāWhy It Matters āBitcoin introduced the technology and concepts that sparked the entire digital asset ecosystem. It is now widely viewed both as a means of payment and, more commonly, as a store of value and a high-risk investment asset due to its significant price volatility.