every one who has the bitcoin in their wallet is the owner of these coins other wise there is not a sing owner of bitcon and not a single country is owning it.
I meant bitcoin in general not bitcoin that some individual possess.I use Gmail and my gmail account is mine but the entire gmail.com is owned by Google in same sense who owns all bitcoin? 
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I think Satoshi controls all
Nobody ows the Bitcoin and nobody controls it. Not in a sense of one central body or institution.
but i think i am the owner of those bitcoins which i have, as i have the right to use it according to my wish or save it or even invest it any where, therefore i can say that i am the owner of those bitcoins which i have. and no one can take it from me for ever. 
I think bitcoin operates the same way as any currency operates. If you are holding a certain currency in the bank, the owner of that money is you. Government cannot take those money away from you unless it came from illegal activities or money laundering. Even if the US government printed US dollar, they do not own the US dollar that you have in your bank account. Same stuff is observed with bitcoin. Even if it was Satoshi Nakamoto who created / programmed bitcoin, the bitcoins in your own wallet address is yours.
Yeah i agree with you that you owns the bitcoin what you are holding since its your investment and you have bitcoin because of your money so no one can owns it..and yeah unless if it is from illiegal activity but bitcoin is not illegal and they are still active and alive..
As many users say here that Bitcoin is only 7 years old, and it's almost impossible to tell how it's going to evolve and what it's role as a currency going to be in the future. At the moment, Bitcoin is owned by it's users. Many people would like to think that Bitcoin is untouchable by authority figures, but in the future, it could possibly be regulated.
In the future, Bitcoin could be supervised by some authority figure or by some international currency contracts. It's pretty much impossible to speculate what could be the currency status and who "owns" it.
In the future, Bitcoin could be supervised by some authority figure or by some international currency contracts. It's pretty much impossible to speculate what could be the currency status and who "owns" it.
The real fact is that the person who has bitcoin in his wallet is the owner of those bitcoin. He can sell these bitcoin too and earn money. Actually bitcoin is a virtual money.
I think bitcoin operates the same way as any currency operates. If you are holding a certain currency in the bank, the owner of that money is you. Government cannot take those money away from you unless it came from illegal activities or money laundering. Even if the US government printed US dollar, they do not own the US dollar that you have in your bank account. Same stuff is observed with bitcoin. Even if it was Satoshi Nakamoto who created / programmed bitcoin, the bitcoins in your own wallet address is yours.
First learn about the concept of open source then ask such questions.
No one can claim ownership of any open source code/project only can adopt and use it.
No one can claim ownership of any open source code/project only can adopt and use it.
As far as we know, Satoshi Nakamoto and Martti Malmi are two software developers started Bitcoin.
there is not a single owner of bitcoin but to me every one who how much bitcoin he has, so he is the owner of such bitcoin and it is his property and he has the right to hold it or sell it or do shopping with it.
yes that is a fact there is not a single owner of bitcoin but every one who has bitcoin in his wallet is the owner of that bitcoin. some people says that Satoshi is the owner of bitcoin but i think he is just the developer of bitcoin and not the owner now.
there is not a single owner of bitcoin but to me every one who how much bitcoin he has, so he is the owner of such bitcoin and it is his property and he has the right to hold it or sell it or do shopping with it.
Bitcoin is invented by Satoshi Nakamoto but it is common knowledge that his identity is not known.If there arise any dispute related to bitcoin or its ownership,how would it be settled by court of law or in other words who is the legal owner of bitcoin?
Absolutely not the government. Bitcoin does not belonged to any individual organizations or someone. It is the system which contains many function allow people to store their own property in computer or hardware. Satoshi is bitcoin's father, but he never intended to invent bitcoin for individual. that is my idea
every one who has the bitcoin in their wallet is the owner of these coins other wise there is not a sing owner of bitcon and not a single country is owning it.
if you check the site it is said that Bitcoin.org was originally registered and owned by Bitcoin's first two developers, Satoshi Nakamoto and Martti Malmi and to answer your part bitcoin is not a specific location or run by any administration it is a decentralized in nature,if you are familiar with p2p then you will understand this very well
If we search the history of bitcoin so the concept of bitcoin was published in 2009 in cryptography mailing .
Bitcoin is not operated by any single entity or company but is rather operated by the thousands of people running the Bitcoin software all over the world. There is a ledger that is kept to manage the transactions in the database. This is commonly referred to as the “Blockchain”. This can be compared to the system people used to share music files.
yes i also agree with you that bitcoin is under the control of a single person or group but every one is the owner of bitcoin but if he has bitcoin, Bitcoin is not operated by any single entity or company but is rather operated by the thousands of people running the Bitcoin software all over the world. There is a ledger that is kept to manage the transactions in the database. This is commonly referred to as the “Blockchain”. This can be compared to the system people used to share music files.
If we search the history of bitcoin so the concept of bitcoin was published in 2009 in cryptography mailing .
Bitcoin is not operated by any single entity or company but is rather operated by the thousands of people running the Bitcoin software all over the world. There is a ledger that is kept to manage the transactions in the database. This is commonly referred to as the “Blockchain”. This can be compared to the system people used to share music files.
Bitcoin is not operated by any single entity or company but is rather operated by the thousands of people running the Bitcoin software all over the world. There is a ledger that is kept to manage the transactions in the database. This is commonly referred to as the “Blockchain”. This can be compared to the system people used to share music files.
to me bitcoin is not under the control of a single person, a person who has the number of bitcoin so he is the owner of such bitcoin and he has fully control of it, and no e one can take it from him in any case.
to me there is not a single owner of bitcoin but if a person who is owning how much bitocin is his property and he is the real owner of these bitcoins, he has the right to use it and hold it.
there is no legal owner of bitcoin that's the beauty, bitcoin is not the owner only the creator, which mean nothing in the end
and those 50 coins in the first block are not spendable anyway
yes that is a fact that there is not a single of bitcoin, but the people who have bitcoins are the owner of these bitcoins and no one has the right to take from him as he can us it according tho his own wishes. and those 50 coins in the first block are not spendable anyway
yeah that is right as we know that bitcoin is just like a property and everyone have right on it like their property and like their money so in that way they are the owner of that and a uniqueness is that it is decentralized currency.
The philosophy of Bitcoin is that nobody controls the Bitcoin and nobody owns it. Bitcoins belongs to all and to no one in the same time. I hope nothing changes in time.
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