Throughout history, we’ve witnessed the creation and destruction of money. From metals to precious stones, cash has generally been the most reliable way to get the benefits of ownership. Bitcoin is a form of money that exists only in digital form. This means that, unlike any of the forms of money we use today, your Bitcoin is yours and yours alone, and cannot be stolen by a competitor. The value of Bitcoin is governed by its total number of users, or “miners.” New Bitcoins are generated when people solve complex algorithms (known as “proof of work”) and are rewarded in Bitcoin. This process, called “mining,” is currently automated through Bitcoin hardware devices, which are expensive but safe. These devices must work around the clock to provide mining rewards.
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that is not controlled by a central bank. In a nutshell, Bitcoin is decentralized. The peer-to-peer network of computers run by Bitcoin’s users are called miners. Bitcoin miners are rewarded for verifying transactions made in the currency. The more verified transactions in a certain time period, the greater your reward. Every ten minutes or so, the total amount of coins in the Bitcoin network is distributed among miners. This means that there are “walled off” blocks of transactions in the system that the network of miners has verified. Each time the reward for this work is distributed among miners, the network adjusts accordingly so that the reward isn’t too large and a computer wouldn’t mine blocks for too long.

Bitcoin is a form of digital currency that is processed and traded online through the Internet. This process involves using special software to record transactions on the Internet. This is called a bitcoin wallet. To be more specific, it is your online “banking” account.
How Bitcoin Works?
Bitcoin is a currency that is not controlled by a government or organization. No one country or group owns it. What makes Bitcoin so unique is that you can send money from one person to another without ever touching cash. In order to use Bitcoin, you need an electronic wallet that you can use to send and receive Bitcoins. You will also need an online wallet to store your Bitcoins in.

Conclusion
I believe Bitcoin is already undervalued compared to its potential, and with a few minor changes, we could see the value explode in 2022. There is a lot of uncertainty in the market with the upcoming presidential election, pending regulation of Bitcoin, and the SEC approval of Bitcoin ETFs. However, things are changing in the world of Bitcoin and technology is driving the value of new companies like Coinbase and Circle. I believe it will become a mainstream currency in the next decade.