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the first bitcoin atm was installed in vancouver, canada, in 2013.
since then, thousands have been placed worldwide.
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china once controlled most of bitcoin mining.
today, hashpower is far more globally distributed.
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the bitcoin network has never missed a block.
it has run nonstop since january 2009.
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miners compete in a global lottery every 10 minutes.
the winner adds the next block and earns the reward.
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a single satoshi is worth less than a cent today.
but one day, it could buy far more.
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bitcoin halvings will continue until block 6,930,000.
that’s when the supply finally caps at 21 million.
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a seed phrase is the master key to your coins.
12 or 24 words can unlock a lifetime of savings.
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bitcoin addresses don’t show your name.
all that’s visible is a string of letters and numbers.
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some men are right. others are patient.
but very few are both.
if you're here, you're already right about bitcoin.
now all that's left is patience.
stay humble, keep stacking sats.
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the first country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender was el salvador in 2021.
it marked a turning point for nation-state adoption.
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over 90% of all bitcoin has already been mined.
the final stretch will take more than 100 years.
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anyone with an internet connection can download the full blockchain.
it’s public, transparent, and permissionless.
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bitcoin mining difficulty is now trillions of times higher than in 2009.
competition makes the network more secure.
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the smallest possible transaction on bitcoin’s base layer is 546 sats.
on lightning, you can send even less.
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bitcoin’s whitepaper is only 9 pages long.
it explained a new form of money that changed history.
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the largest bitcoin wallet is believed to belong to satoshi nakamoto.
it holds around 1.1 million btc, untouched since the early days.
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fiat currencies can be frozen or censored.
bitcoin transactions can’t be stopped once broadcast.
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bitcoin is open-source.
anyone can read the code, verify it, or run it themselves.
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the genesis block’s reward: 50 btc, can never be spent.
it remains frozen as a monument to day one.
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