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#USChinaTradeTalks #USCChinaTradeTalks Bitcoin (₿, BTC, XBT[n 1]; from the English bit: unit of binary information and coin 'currency piece') is a cryptocurrency also called cryptographic currency. In terms of the unit name, it is written 'bitcoin' and, in the case of the peer-to-peer payment system, it is written 'Bitcoin'[1]. The idea was first presented in November 2008 by a person or a group of people under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto[2],[3]. The source code of the reference implementation was published in 2009. The goal is to create a decentralized and peer-to-peer system to exchange monetary value while freeing itself from any third-party entity such as financial institutions[4].

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Le Bitcoin (₿, BTC, XBT[n 1] ; de l'anglais bit : unité d'information binaire et coin « pièce de monnaie ») est une cryptomonnaie autrement appelée monnaie cryptographique. Dans le cas de la dénomination unitaire, on l'écrit « bitcoin » et, dans le cas du système de paiement pair-à-pair on l'écrit « Bitcoin »[1]. L'idée est présentée pour la première fois en novembre 2008 par une personne, ou un groupe de personnes, sous le pseudonyme de Satoshi Nakamoto[2],[3]. Le code source de l'implémentation de référence est quant à lui publié en 2009. L'objectif est de créer un système décentralisé et pair-à-pair afin de pouvoir échanger de la valeur monétaire en s'affranchissant de tout organisme tiers tel que les institutions financières[4].$XRP

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy #SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy $XRP Le Bitcoin (₿, BTC, XBT[n 1] ; de l'anglais bit : unité d'information binaire et coin « pièce de monnaie ») est une cryptomonnaie autrement appelée monnaie cryptographique. Dans le cas de la dénomination unitaire, on l'écrit « bitcoin » et, dans le cas du système de paiement pair-à-pair on l'écrit « Bitcoin »[1]. L'idée est présentée pour la première fois en novembre 2008 par une personne, ou un groupe de personnes, sous le pseudonyme de Satoshi Nakamoto[2],[3]. Le code source de l'implémentation de référence est quant à lui publié en 2009. L'objectif est de créer un système décentralisé et pair-à-pair afin de pouvoir échanger de la valeur monétaire en s'affranchissant de tout organisme tiers tel que les institutions financières[4].