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The first cryptocurrency: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system without a central issuer.
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Bitcoin was described in a 2008 white paper published under the name Satoshi Nakamoto, and its network started running in January 2009. It lets people send value directly to each other over the internet, without a bank or payment company in the middle. Every transaction is recorded in a public ledger — the blockchain — that thousands of independent computers keep in sync.
New blocks are added by miners, who compete to solve a computational puzzle (proof of work). Roughly every ten minutes one of them adds a block and receives newly created bitcoin plus transaction fees. The protocol limits the total number of coins that can ever exist, and the reward for new blocks halves about every four years. These rules are enforced by the software that every participant runs, not by a company.
Because of its fixed issuance schedule and long track record, Bitcoin is often discussed as a store of value. Its price is volatile, and transactions on the main chain are final once confirmed: a payment sent to a wrong address cannot be reversed.
This information is not investment advice. Cryptocurrency prices can be highly volatile. Risk Disclosure
The price at the top of this page is the latest trade price of BTC/USDT and updates in real time. The chart shows how it changed over the selected period.
XFasil displays public market data of a major cryptocurrency exchange: prices, 24h figures, candles, order book and trades. The figures are shown as received and may occasionally be delayed. Market capitalisation and circulating supply are not displayed, as XFasil shows only figures from verified sources.
Trading on XFasil requires a verified account; the Identity Verification page in your account shows the current status of applications. You can follow the BTC/USDT market on the Spot and Futures screens with live charts, order books and trades.
The 24h change compares the current price with the price 24 hours ago. The 24h high and low are the highest and lowest trade prices during the last 24 hours. Volume shows how much was traded in that time, in the coin and in USDT.
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