Topic: 5 The truth is not everyone knows about Bitcoin virtual currency (Read 207 times)

BTC [/b]Here I will give some facts about btc for your reference:

1. The origin of bitcoin
 Bitcoin was born in 2008 when its predecessor, nicknamed Satoshi Nakamoto, published a document describing a peer-to-peer digital system called bitcoin. .
 Nakamoto left the project in 2010 and disappeared, but other "miners1. The origin of bitcoin

2. The identity of the bitcoin creator is still unknown
 Until now, the true identity of the person behind the bitcoin has not yet been revealed. Newsweek has claimed to have identified the "bitcoin" father in 2014, residents of Dorian
 City Satoshi Nakamoto. However, this man has denied.
By 2015, Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright identifies himself as the creator of bitcoin but can not provide convincing evidence. Late last year, he went on to produce
evidence, and after The Economist approached Wright, it came to the conclusion that this was Satoshi Nakamoto. No matter who Nakamoto is, it's definitely a very rich man,
because it is estimated that this founder has "dug" millions of bits from the beginning.

3. The most expensive pizza of all time is bought with bitcoin
 The first transaction involving bitcoin took place on May 22, 2010 when a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz said that he had successfully traded 10,000 bitcoins for a pizza. As of 20/09/2017, 10,000 bitcoin is worth about $ 38 million and this is the most expensive pizza in the world

4. You can shop by bitcoin
 This may sound unbelievable, but it is clear that people still can use bitcoin to buy goods. Many large businesses now accept virtual currency payments including Overstock.com, Expedia, Newegg and Dish. Peach Aviation became the first airline in Japan to accept Bitcoin airfares in the context of low-cost airlines trying to attract Asian customers.

5. Support from a large financial institution
 In August 2017, Fidelity Investments became a rare highlight among financial institutions that wanted to hold bitcoins and other digital coins. The company allows customers
to use Fidelity's website to track their bitcoin holdings through the Coinbase e-wallet provider.