#BTC I don't know if there are any newcomers and laypeople like me on this subject. But I am curious and like to know and go after things. I think everything is possible, even an old lady doing well in this market. When I saw that the maximum number of bitcoins allowed in the technology was 21 million and that 19.7 million had already been issued, I was very uncomfortable. But I understood what happens and decided to share with those who, like me, are also learning. Bitcoins are organized in a blockchain. When it started to be launched in 2008, each block consisted of 50 bitcoins. Each block, which uses sophisticated cryptography, needed to be found by miners, true hidden gems. Such miners take possession of the bitcoins found. When a total of 210,000 blocks are mined, the amount of bitcoins per block is halved (this moment is called halving), that is, the miners' reward decreases, but not their purchasing power, which increases greatly due to the appreciation of the cryptocurrency. Of course, miners are the true traders selling their discoveries at "gold" prices and becoming extremely wealthy. Figures like 8000% between one halving and another. Great fortunes have been attracted to this market, and trading has ended up being more decisive in the price of the currency than the mining process itself. Hence banks, governments, and exchanges get involved to manipulate the market. There are only a few blocks left to complete the chain. But due to the exponential decay of the number of bitcoins per block, this will still take a good number of years. The forecast is that there will still be 28 halvings, with the last one in 2140.

This basic knowledge gave me more confidence in #BTC. and my advice is that if you have, hold it because it is gold, and if you are going to sell, make sure it is for a big profit.