Bitcoin is the future. It’s durable and divisible; it’s verifiable and valuable. It’s all the things an ideal form of money should be, with the principles of mathematics - the same principles that dictate our world - ensuring that it retains these attributes. We think it’s time to invest in a new form of money - one that isn’t controlled by countries; one that is supported by mathematics; one that is open source and understandable. And so we’re putting our money where our mouth is (quite literally), and opening the doors to making Bitcoin available to all.
In order to see why Bitcoin is the future, it’s important to understand how money changed history - and how history changed it.
Early trade relied on bartering - exchanging a dozen eggs for a chicken; exchanging a few cows for a wife. Some civilizations even traded goods and services for promises of payment in the future - but it was awfully hard to keep track of, and assign, an exact value to each of these credits
Is Bitcoin simply a 21st century version of gold, only without the storage issues? Or is it just a short-lived popular fad that may soon evolve into something quite different? Only time will tell. The only certainty is that its price will remain very volatile in the future.
Even though analysts speak of the lack of cohesion within the bitcoin blockchain proponents. These influencers are all interested in making the bitcoin better.
