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The Beginning of Bitcoin: More Than Just Decentralization

When Bitcoin was launched in 2009, it was not just about removing banks from the equation—it was a revolution in trust, ownership, and empowerment.

Bitcoin offered:

True digital scarcity with a supply cap of 21 million.

Permissionless access, allowing anyone with an internet connection to participate in the financial system.

Immutable transparency, where transactions are permanently recorded and visible to all.

But more than anything, Bitcoin was the spark that ignited a whole movement—decentralized finance, tokenized economies, and a rethinking of what money means in the digital age.

It was not just about the decentralization of currency—it was about the decentralization of power.

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