The document discusses a seminar on Bitcoin, covering its introduction, history, and the technology behind it, including the blockchain. It outlines how to get started with Bitcoin, the different types of wallets, and safe practices for buying and sending Bitcoin. The seminar also highlights the advantages of Bitcoin over traditional currency and warns against potential frauds related to Bitcoin transactions.

1. Bitcoin
Seminar
on the topic
Prepared
By
H.Madhavi

2. Contents Outline
Introduction – What is Bitcoin?
History – Who created Bitcoin?
Blockchain – Digital ledger
Things you need to know about Bitcoin
How to get started with Bitcoin
Types of Bitcoin wallets
How to buy Bitcoin wallets
Steps for sending Bitcoins
How does transactions takes place
How to avoid Bitcoin fraud
BTC & BCH
Bitcoin Price
Conclusion
Bitcoin

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Introduction…Contd
o Bitcoin is a network that
enables a new payment
system and a completely
digital money.
o It is a peer – to – peer
payment system
introduced an open source
software in 2009, by
developer Satoshi
Nakamoto.

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Bitcoin is the first
implementation of a
concept called “Crypo –
currency”, which was
first described in 1998
by Wei Dai.
The first Bitcoin
specification and proof
of concept was
published in 2009 in a
cryptography mailing list
by Satoshi Nakatomo.

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Unlike traditional payments, Bitcoins are sent from one person to another without
going through banks or other middlemen.
No Central Command

7. Your Bitcoins are controlled by you and you alone.
No one can ever prevent you from sending or receiving Bitcoin.
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Secure Your Wallet
Bitcoin

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The Bitcoin network is always on and working at full capacity
regardless of time or date.

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Bitcoin can be bought and sold from online exchanges using dollars,
euros, and other currencies.

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Bitcoin can also be purchased using a credit card.

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Users can even swap cash for Bitcoin at special ATMs or by using
over-the-counter (OTC) services that match buyers with verified
sellers nearby.

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Bitcoins are stored on your smartphone,
computer, or other mobile device using
software called a ‘bitcoin wallet’.

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With a Bitcoin wallet, you can spend or receive Bitcoin with ease from
your smartphone.

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How to Buy Bitcoin
Using a Credit Card
Input your
Bitcoin address
and select a
desired purchase
amount
Input Billing Info
How to Buy Bitcoin
on an Exchange
Choose
Exchange
Setup
Account
Connect
Bank
Select Amount
to Purchase

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• Download a
Bitcoin Wallet
Step 1
• Add Bitcoin to
Your Wallet
Step 2
• Use a Bitcoin
Wallet to Send
and Receive
Bitcoin
Step 3
Copy the receiver’s public Bitcoin address (or scan QR code)
Open your wallet and navigate to its “Send” feature, paste the receiver’s address into
the appropriate field
Specify the amount you want to send
Confirm that the address and amount are both correct
Send

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Fake Bitcoin Exchanges
Fake Bitcoin Wallets
Phishing Scams
Ponzi Scams

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Bitcoin is Better than Cash
Available Globally
Cannot be Counterfeited
Cannot be Diluted
Use Online or In Person
No Central Bank

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