What is BITCOIN….???
o A decentralized digital currency like virtual cash
or gold
o No bank or government prerequisites or control
What is Bitcoin?????
 Peer to peer network
 First Bitcoin issued in 2009 -Satoshi
Nakamoto
 No requirement of third party intermediary
 Divisible to .00000001
 Very difficult and expensive to hack
 Controlled by consensus of market
participants
 Limited to 21 million Bitcoins -X amount
released every 10 minutes -until 2140
 Bitcoin is a technology-start of decentralized
ideas.
 It uses a peer-peer network to transfer
values from one person to other.
 Every transaction is recorded by every user
in network.
 People don’t have access to banking services
 Flat currencies getting inflated by printing
money
 Cross currency transfers are expensive
Why Bitcoin?????
 Easy
 Secure
 Open
 Fair
Why Bitcoin?????
Sends units of Value, Fungible and Divisible
Scarcity stores wealth, Market fluctuates with
speculation
Marketing message, Community and Sharing Knowledge
Decentralized trust on Block Chain
 Web wallets
 Software wallets
 Mobile phone wallets
 Hardware wallets
How to get Bitcoins?????
 Blockchain
 Coinbase
 Coinjar
 Coinpunk
 coinkite
Web wallets
 bitcoinQT
 Armony
 Multibit
Software wallets
 Blockchain
 Coinjar
 Coinpunk
Mobile phone wallets
 Trezor
 Bitsafe
Hardware wallets
 Limited/Scarce
 Decentralized
 Peer-to-peer
 Can be anonymous
 Transparent
 Easy to buy and sell
 Very low transaction fees
Features of Bitcoin
 Without a third party, digital money could be
spent twice
 Digital cash-simply a computer file
Double spending problem
 Distribute the necessary ledger among all the
users of the
 system.
 Every transaction is registered in a public,
distributed ledger,
 which is called the block chain.
 New transactions checked against the block
chain.
 Ensure that the same bitcoins haven’t been
previously spent
The solution…..
 Money-deposited into a bank account
 Bitcoin-stored in public ledger
 Sending/receiving BTC as easy as sending an
email
 Coins stored in wallets
Transactions
 Each user is assigned two keys
1 Public Key- Account no / Address 27-34
alphanumeric characters
2 Private Key- Password to access bitcoins
in the account.
 Public Key example
12kj2F35MB09Ida453reTYU6i730v
Transactions
Challenges
 Volatility.
 Security breaches.
 Criminal uses -Silk Road.
 Not widely used.
 Losing Your Wallet.
Undoubtedly Bitcoin has changed the way transactions occur,
now even the currency is virtual. There are many challenges
that still remain unanswered, since bitcoin is not regulated
by any bank, so in case you lose your computer or format
your hard drive then all your bitcoins just vanish. Since no
bank regulation is applied on the transactions, we still need a
way to make it work in such a way that there are regulated
transactions and no illegal activities such as Silk Road happen
again.
Conclusion

bitcoin technology

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    o A decentralizeddigital currency like virtual cash or gold o No bank or government prerequisites or control What is Bitcoin?????
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     Peer topeer network  First Bitcoin issued in 2009 -Satoshi Nakamoto  No requirement of third party intermediary
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     Divisible to.00000001  Very difficult and expensive to hack  Controlled by consensus of market participants  Limited to 21 million Bitcoins -X amount released every 10 minutes -until 2140
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     Bitcoin isa technology-start of decentralized ideas.  It uses a peer-peer network to transfer values from one person to other.  Every transaction is recorded by every user in network.
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     People don’thave access to banking services  Flat currencies getting inflated by printing money  Cross currency transfers are expensive Why Bitcoin?????
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     Easy  Secure Open  Fair Why Bitcoin?????
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    Sends units ofValue, Fungible and Divisible
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    Scarcity stores wealth,Market fluctuates with speculation
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    Marketing message, Communityand Sharing Knowledge
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     Web wallets Software wallets  Mobile phone wallets  Hardware wallets How to get Bitcoins?????
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     Blockchain  Coinbase Coinjar  Coinpunk  coinkite Web wallets
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     bitcoinQT  Armony Multibit Software wallets
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     Blockchain  Coinjar Coinpunk Mobile phone wallets
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     Limited/Scarce  Decentralized Peer-to-peer  Can be anonymous  Transparent  Easy to buy and sell  Very low transaction fees Features of Bitcoin
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     Without athird party, digital money could be spent twice  Digital cash-simply a computer file Double spending problem
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     Distribute thenecessary ledger among all the users of the  system.  Every transaction is registered in a public, distributed ledger,  which is called the block chain.  New transactions checked against the block chain.  Ensure that the same bitcoins haven’t been previously spent The solution…..
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     Money-deposited intoa bank account  Bitcoin-stored in public ledger  Sending/receiving BTC as easy as sending an email  Coins stored in wallets Transactions
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     Each useris assigned two keys 1 Public Key- Account no / Address 27-34 alphanumeric characters 2 Private Key- Password to access bitcoins in the account.  Public Key example 12kj2F35MB09Ida453reTYU6i730v Transactions
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    Challenges  Volatility.  Securitybreaches.  Criminal uses -Silk Road.  Not widely used.  Losing Your Wallet.
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    Undoubtedly Bitcoin haschanged the way transactions occur, now even the currency is virtual. There are many challenges that still remain unanswered, since bitcoin is not regulated by any bank, so in case you lose your computer or format your hard drive then all your bitcoins just vanish. Since no bank regulation is applied on the transactions, we still need a way to make it work in such a way that there are regulated transactions and no illegal activities such as Silk Road happen again. Conclusion