Who controls Bitcoin?

Unlike today's currencies, which are supplied and distributed by governments, bitcoin is not controlled by any particular individual, group or organization. People who enter the network of this digital currency must accept the rules of the network. These rules are in the form of programming codes that can be seen by everyone on the Internet.

Bitcoin is not controlled by any particular individual or group.
Bitcoin is not controlled by any particular individual or group.
There are various groups in the Bitcoin network, the most important of which are miners (the same people you probably saw with shovels and pickaxes who have no resemblance to these photos at all!), Developers (programmers responsible for improving software Bitcoin (voluntarily taken over) and network nodes (devices connected to the network).