Bitcoin and central banks

Bitcoin is a "decentralized" cryptocurrency meaning it has no central authority governing its issuance, unlike fiat currencies. It is built on so-called. Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer unofficial currency that operates without government or central bank oversight and central banks are keeping a close.

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