How Bitcoin works?...

In this rapidly changing world, powered by science and technologies. It's  really important to change as the world needs.
Sooner or later, you have to face the change. So, why not be ahead of the rest?
You, surely, heard about the "Digital Gold."  Yes, Bitcoin.
But, do you know about how the Bitcoin works? 
What does influence it's price?
How does it circulate?
Which organization or bank manages it?
...Or from where did the Bitcoin and other crypto currencies origin?
Let's start from the scratch. 
Bitcoin was introduced in year 2009 by Satoshi Natamoko, a person or an organization (not quite sure, but we consider as a person). He, anonymusly, published the white paper and kick off the technology behind it, called Bitcoin Blockchain (we will get to it later).
If you had any assumption like; any country, bank or company made a coin of some sort of metal, than named it Bit-coin?
So, it's not actually true. Bitcoin is completely digital, just as the money in your bank account is a mere number on your online payment app. Bitcoin is not a real coin. Even, it's not managed by any organization or bank. It's completely decentralized, means no central authority. It's managed by open source contributers and miners; who solves computational problems to produce new blocks, to include in Blockchain and gain bitcoin as their rewards for mining. Remember the difference, BItcoin (with big 'B') is a Blockchain and bitcoin (with small 'b') is it's native currency, shortly named as BTC.
Now, you will ask, what's blockchain even?
Blockchain is a technology that works without any central organization and can be used in various purposes. 
Technically, Blockchain is a series of blocks, where each block consists transactions ledgers (data of the transfer of currency). It is a peer to peer connection, completely decentralized. Because of that this technology comes up with highly secure computer program or smart contracts. They are almost impossible to hack, you can imagine bitcoin as the world's biggest bug bounty.

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