Bitcoin policy refers to the principles and rules governing the issuance and trading of Bitcoin, a decentralized digital currency launched in 2009 by an individual (or group) under the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto". Bitcoin policy is based on several pillars:
1. Decentralization: Not subject to any government or central bank.
2. Limited supply: The maximum number of bitcoins is only 21 million coins.
3. Halving issuance: The mining reward is halved every four years.
4. Verification via blockchain network: Every transaction is recorded transparently and permanently.
5. Inflation resistance: Thanks to the fixed supply, it aims to protect value.
6. Privacy and financial independence: Grants users complete control over their funds.
This policy aims to create an alternative monetary system that withstands government intervention and traditional monetary policies.