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A person or group under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto invented Bitcoin (BTC) in 2008, which is the world's first sustainable digital currency that succeeded where decades of digital cash experiments failed.

The monetary policy of Bitcoin is implemented through a unique combination of software, encryption, and financial incentives, rather than the whims of trusted third parties. The Bitcoin network relies on a secure, verifiable database known as the blockchain - which is itself a technological phenomenon.

The Bitcoin ecosystem consists of a global network of stakeholders, including network miners who secure the network and manage the issuance of Bitcoin, traders who speculate on these radically market-driven assets, and developers who work to integrate people into the digital currency model.

At Cointelegraph, we document the ongoing story of Bitcoin and the rise of a financial system without borders or permissions. What has changed since Satoshi wrote the Bitcoin white paper? How has Bitcoin trading evolved over the years, what are the best ways to invest in it, and how do Bitcoin futures affect the adoption of blockchain technology? How will stakeholders in this space work to make Bitcoin a fundamental pillar in people's lives, and will current and legacy systems accept this change or resist it?