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What is Bitcoin? A simple explainer | Giottus Cryptocurrency Exchange



We’ve been seeing and hearing the word ‘Bitcoin’ everywhere for a while now. But what is Bitcoin? What is Cryptocurrency? Find out answers to these questions & more in this video. Use promocode TNM51 at https://www.giottus.com/profile after registration to get Rs.51 worth free Bitcoin.

00:00 Intro
00:39 – Evolution of Money
1:12 – How Transactions happen
2:04 – What is Cryptocurrency?
2:59 – How Cryptocurrency works

Everything on our planet has to Evolve or Expire.Money also follows this rule. I am Vikram Subburaj from Giottus Cryptocurrency Exchange explains to you what exactly is Bitcoin. But before that, let’s look into the evolution of money.

First, we had the “barter system”.People exchanged goods to get what they wanted.Then came coins. Metals like gold, silver and copper were used for trading. When these coins became too difficult to handle, we came up with paper currency, which we still use.Later came other forms of money – financial instruments like cheques, bank drafts… and of course, your credit cards, debit cards etc.Today, much of the money that we spend is not using anything physical, but through data, like UPI, net banking, or your phone wallets, right?

But what’s common to all these traditional forms of money we are using today? They are all handled by the banks – the middlemen. If I have a 100 rs note with me, I can directly give it to you.But a digital transaction, definitely needs a middleman.All financial transactions are handled by the banks or any middlemen. They hold a central “ledger”which has details like the sender, receiver, what is the transacted amount , and what is the balance in your account. Middlemen set the limits and the rules.Nothing can happen without their intervention.This creates inefficiencies. Because, by default, middlemen create inefficiencies. Some of them make money by directly charging commission on your transactions.Credit card and debit card companies charge 1-2% on every transaction that you make.Others make money by selling your data, or through advertisements or other services

Why can’t we have an open-source network with zero inefficiency, no middlemen, and with the lowest possible fees?This is where “cryptocurrencies” come in. Like BITCOIN and Ethereum, there are many others. There are digital currencies which operate without any middleman. No one, like a bank or other institutions, controls them. You, as an individual user, have control.People use the word ‘bitcoin’, when they actually mean the word, ‘cryptocurrency’.But as a matter of fact, Bitcoin is just one type of cryptocurrency. It’s the first, the most famous, and the most valuable one as well. So, what is BITCOIN? Rather, what is cryptocurrency?If you are in a hurry to get an answer for this, for now, I can give you a simple one.It is money that is not controlled by anyone, and we can transact with each other without the help of any middlemen or any financial institution.This is just a simple definition of cryptocurrency. But there is also more to it.

Now, you might be wondering – “How does this work?” If no one is maintaining a record of who owns what, “how is it safe?” Now, I am going to explain to you about a BLOCKCHAIN. Imagine the blockchain to be a network which is like a notice board. And everyone in the network will know what is happening on the entire board. Full transparency.All cryptocurrencies exist on this blockchain, which makes it safe and trustworthy.This notice board records and displays all the transactions that has been ever made, and is accessible to everyone.This creates a trustless community where you are in complete ownership and control of your money. This is a simple change in the way we transact. But it is so life- altering.Isn’t it?It is a simple change in the way we transact, and yet so life-altering isn’t it? This is why cryptocurrencies have shaken up the financial world!

I have barely scratched the surface on this subject. As I said before, Bitcoin is not just a payment mechanism, but also, many other things. It is an emerging investment class.Just like the stock market, the price of cryptocurrencies fluctuates due to a lot of factors.
Billions of dollars are invested across the world in cryptocurrencies.

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