What is Bitcoin (BTC)?

Bitcoin is a decentralized form of digital money that can be sent or received over the internet. The bitcoin white paper that outlined the concept of bitcoin was first published in 2008 by an anonymous user that went by the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto. Since bitcoin is decentralized, it utilizes peer-to-peer technology, therefore removing the involvement of middlemen such as banks and governments. Bitcoin transactions can also be anonymous as they don’t require identification due to the lack of a principle validator. Every transaction is tracked on a public ledger called a blockchain, with each block being made up by a collection of transactions; these transactions are verified and approved by bitcoin “miners” who are compensated with bitcoin for their work. The creation of Bitcoin has paved the way for all cryptocurrencies and changed the future of digital currency.

Who created Bitcoin (BTC)?

An anonymous user that went by the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto published the White Paper explaining the concept of bitcoin in 2009.

Is Bitcoin decentralized?

Yes, bitcoin is decentralized. Since nobody owns the bitcoin network, there is no central authority that can single-handedly control or manage the network.

Can you mine Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is mineable since the network uses the proof-of-work (PoW) consensus algorithm.

What is Bitcoin mining?

Mining is verifying transactions before they go onto the blockchain, they do this by solving a complex hashing puzzle. Miners receive compensation for completing blocks of verified transactions in the form of bitcoin. On average, one bitcoin is mined every 10 minutes.

What is Bitcoin halving?

The bitcoin halving occurs every 210,000 blocks mined (this works out to be approximately every four years). This event halves the reward for mining new blocks by 50%. To learn more check out our blog: Bitcoin Halving

Is there a supply cap on Bitcoin?

There are only 21 million bitcoin that can be mined in total. Once bitcoin miners have mined all 21 million Bitcoin, the supply will be tapped out.

What happens when all Bitcoin are mined?

There is currently a maximum of 21 million Bitcoin that can be mined, which makes Bitcoin one of the best deflationary assets. The last Bitcoin to be mined is estimated to be in 2140. When the last Bitcoin is mined the network will be large enough that mining fees will be sufficient to keep the network running without the need to generate new Bitcoin.

What are some advantages of using Bitcoin?

The nature of bitcoin allows for user autonomy, discretion, peer-to-peer focus, and the elimination of intermediaries. To learn more, check out our blog: What is Bitcoin (BTC)?

Why does Bitcoin fluctuate so much?

Bitcoin`s price is defined by the last trade conducted on a specific exchange. Selling and buying pressure fluctuates often thus making the price of BTC subject to change. It`s more like supply and demand and low liquidity that often play an essential role in the big price moves, as the network matures the prices will stabilize.

How do I buy Bitcoin in Canada (BTC to CAD)?

Buying Bitcoin (BTC) in Canada can be done through a cryptocurrency exchange such as NDAX, a peer-to-peer trade, or at some Bitcoin ATMs. However, utilizing platforms such as NDAX will allow for affordable, safe, and fast transactions.

How do I sell Bitcoin in Canada (BTC/CAD)?

Selling Bitcoin (BTC) in Canada can be done through a cryptocurrency exchange, a peer-to-peer trade, or at some Bitcoin ATMs. However, utilizing platforms such as NDAX will allow for affordable, safe, and fast transactions.

How do I trade Bitcoin in Canada (BTC/CAD)?

Trading Bitcoin (BTC) is made affordable, safe, and fast through cryptocurrency exchanges such as NDAX. NDAX’s trading fee is 0.2%.

How do I convert Bitcoin to cash in Canada (BTC/CAD)?

Converting Bitcoin (BTC) to cash can be done through a cryptocurrency exchange such as NDAX. First, you will have to trade your BTC to CAD . Once your XLM is converted to CAD you can send a CAD withdrawal to your bank. Click here for step by step instructions.

How do I store Bitcoin (BTC/CAD)?

It is highly recommended that you always store Bitcoin (BTC) in a cryptocurrency hardware wallet. Check out Ledger or Trezor for your hardware wallet needs.

Can I buy $500 worth of Bitcoin?

Yes, you can do this through a cryptocurrency exchange such as NDAX, peer-to-peer exchange, or a Bitcoin ATM.

Is Bitcoin taxed in Canada?

Yes, Bitcoin is subject to the rules of the Income Tax Act. Talk to you accountant or tax advisor for additional information.

What are bitcoin miners?

Bitcoin miners process and verify all transactions before recording them on the Bitcoin blockchain in exchange for a reward in the form of Bitcoin.

What are Bitcoin whales?

Bitcoin Whales are market players with significant funds that would be able to move the cryptocurrency market.

What was the price of Bitcoin in 2011?

• Bitcoin year: 3 • Opening price: $0.30 USD • Highest price: $31.91 USD • Lowest price: $0.29 USD • Closing price: $4.70 USD

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BTC Market Data

volume 24h

13.59646

supply

19.28M

market cap

335.2B

supply limit

21M

bid

31,000.00

ask

31,064.85

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what is BitcoinBitcoin (BTC) was launched officially in January 2009 as the world's first cryptocurrency. Bitcoin can be used as a means of payment and a store of value. It supplies a hassle-free, disintermediated payment system for anyone across the globe. The Bitcoin network is decentralized, meaning no central entity runs it. Instead, the network relies on thousands of blockchain nodes spread worldwide, providing nearly 2.5 billion unbanked people in the developing world with access to a financial platform for the first time.

authorSatoshi Nakamoto

documentsWhite paper

official websitehttps://bitcoin.org

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BTC	CAD
0.001 BTC	31.06029 CAD
0.005 BTC	155.30145 CAD
0.01 BTC	310.6029 CAD
0.05 BTC	1553.0145 CAD
0.1 BTC	3106.029 CAD
0.5 BTC	15530.145 CAD
1 BTC	31060.29 CAD
5 BTC	155301.45 CAD
10 BTC	310602.9 CAD
50 BTC	1553014.5 CAD

CAD	BTC
1 CAD	0.00003219 BTC
10 CAD	0.00032195 BTC
20 CAD	0.0006439 BTC
50 CAD	0.00160977 BTC
100 CAD	0.00321954 BTC
500 CAD	0.01609772 BTC
1000 CAD	0.03219544 BTC
5000 CAD	0.16097724 BTC
10000 CAD	0.32195449 BTC
50000 CAD	1.60977247 BTC

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