The person (or the group of people) behind Satoshi Nakamoto’s pseudonym did not mean to see so much scams, so many blockchains, so many tokens.

They created Bitcoin as a peer-to-peer economic standard with a defined time when the transaction is inserted into the registry, that is the Blockchain.

Why the peer-to-peer way of exchanging money? Can’t you figure it yet? Haven’t you had any issue with any bank until now?

Well, if you had no problem with banks until now, I am happy for you but I recommend to pay attention since complications may be behind the corner.

In this moment, we are paying our living expenses with fiat currencies, that are subject to discretionary inflation. Discretionary inflation means that from one day to another all your money can suffer from a bad devaluation making you lose your purchasing power. Have you already heard about the Venezuela scenario? Well, normal living people almost cannot reach the end of the month because their money lost almost all the value. With an average paycheck, some months ago they could just afford a box of tomato and some toilet paper.

Satoshi Nakamoto aimed to create a democratic currency, that could be exchanged easily and without third parties, such as banks, payment providers, any other.

Bitcoin has a fixed inflation, that decreases in time (https://www.bitcoinblockhalf.com/) and on the 11th May, we saw the block reward halving from 12.5 Bitcoin to 6.25 Bitcoin.

Having control on your money and your purchasing power value are amongst the most important things. That is why you should not lose time with scams and other volatile businesses that grants your tons of money.

Bitcoins is digital. It does not weigh