From Blockchain to Wallet: Where Does Bitcoin Come From?

Bitcoin begins with blockchain technology, where transactions are securely recorded.

The blockchain is a decentralized ledger that ensures transparency and immutability.

New bitcoins are introduced through a process called mining, where miners solve complex puzzles.

Miners validate transactions and add them to blocks, earning bitcoins as a reward.

Bitcoin transactions are recorded on the blockchain, visible to all network participants.

Bitcoin's supply is limited to 21 million coins, which controls inflation.

Wallets store Bitcoin, either online (hot wallets) or offline (cold wallets) for security.

Once in a wallet, Bitcoin can be used for transactions, trading, or investment.

Bitcoin's journey from blockchain to wallet is the core of its decentralized finance system.