$BTC Bitcoin is not just the first cryptocurrency; it is a whole financial philosophy. It appeared in 2009 as a response to distrust in the traditional banking system and has since become a symbol of decentralization and capital freedom.

With a limited issuance of 21 million coins, BTC is referred to as digital gold. It cannot be printed, devalued, or frozen — this is its strength. Every halving makes bitcoin even more scarce, and institutional interest continues to grow.

In a world of inflation and instability, BTC remains an asset that is increasingly sought after — by both investors and governments.

This is not just a technology. It is a new monetary era.