🌍 1. Global Adoption
More than 200 million people already own or use Bitcoin.
El Salvador was the first country to make it official currency in 2021.
Global companies like Tesla, MicroStrategy, and Block (Square) hold large amounts of Bitcoin as a store of value.
Countries in monetary crisis, such as Argentina, Nigeria, and Turkey, see Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation.
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💰 2. Value and Market
Bitcoin dominates about 50% of the cryptocurrency market.
It is considered the “digital gold,” used more as a store of value than as a day-to-day currency.
The halving, which occurs every 4 years (next in 2028), reduces supply and historically causes the price to rise.
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🏦 3. Regulation
In many countries, Bitcoin is legal, but not recognized as official currency.
In the European Union, the MiCA regulation already exists, which creates clear rules for cryptocurrencies.
In the United States, Bitcoin is treated as a digital asset, subject to capital gains tax.
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⚙️ 4. Mining
Mining is now spread across several countries, notably the USA, Russia, Kazakhstan, and China (despite the restrictions).
The Bitcoin network consumes energy comparable to that of medium-sized countries, but a large part comes from renewable sources.
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📈 5. Future Perspective
Experts and investors expect Bitcoin to surpass 100,000 dollars in the coming years.
Many believe it will be a global reserve asset, like gold was for centuries.
The advancement of Bitcoin ETFs and integration into banking systems increases legitimacy.
