Bitcoin ($BTC) is not just a digital currency; it represents a radical transformation in the global financial system. Since its launch in 2009, Bitcoin has become a tool for liberation from the traditional financial system based on central banks. It is characterized by its limited supply (only 21 million units), which makes it resemble digital gold and is used as a hedge against inflation.

In recent years, the adoption of Bitcoin by major institutions has increased, such as technology companies and investment funds, raising its market value and giving it greater legitimacy. Despite severe price volatility, Bitcoin remains the center of debate between those who see it as the future of money and those who consider it a bubble.

Technical indicators suggest an upward trend, especially with the increasing institutional demand and its regulation in several countries. Bitcoin has become more than just a currency; it is a revolution.