Decentralised Finance
- A financial system free from central banks or governments.
- Enables global access with no single point of failure.
- Empowers users through blockchain technology.
Store of Value
- Acts as “digital gold” to preserve wealth over time.
- Protects against inflation and currency devaluation.
- Historically, Bitcoin has shown long-term growth potential.
Peer-to-Peer Transactions
- Send Bitcoin directly to anyone worldwide, no intermediaries.
- Lowers fees compared to traditional banking.
- Transactions are fast and borderless.
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Why Bitcoin
It makes most sense to focus on Bitcoin because we believe in its singular power to improve our world. Money is a critical foundation of a thriving society, and our money is broken. Bitcoin is better money to build a brighter future.
- Decentralization Enables a financial system with no central authority
- Store-of-value Provides a hedge against fiat inflation
- Peer-to-peer Facilitates global transactions without intermediaries
- Financial sovereignty Empowers people outside traditional systems
- Transparency Transactions are publicly verifiable