the generator probably

The blockchain prob

Everybody. It's a part of how it works. The inflation is the block reward

"Free Bitcoin" 😂😂

But where the hell does the money come from do they just make a Bitcoin and tell you it's worth a certain amount of money and they give them away for free

Basically getting paid to solve math problems.

​@@bass2762 but I don't understand why is there a math problem in the first place to solve?

​@@bass2762Paid by whom, who sets math problems, and for what reason are they solved(from perspective of who set them)?

They are already there, you just have to find

@@unknownopcyanhow are they there? Thin air?

Yes it does come from "thin air", this is called a block reward. Each block reward increases the amount of bitcoin in existence.

Same as printing new dollar bills. Bitcoin already has a finite amount of coins, but yes... anything digital is technically from "thin air"@@kratos4159

@@chrisasimou9532not true

that video is 2 years old ni-

What solar cloud mining

This was made about a month ago!

Next halving is in 2024. So it will stay st 6.25 until then.

​@@ZacHartleyOK so I have a stupid question but I'm trying to make sense of this so.. as far as I was told there's a limited amount of bitcoins available world wide I believe it's like 20 millions bitcoins and there's no way to make new bitcoins so the 6.25 bitcoins you mentioned where they comming from since there's lots of people mining and it's only 6.25 bitcoins available to mine so my question Is where does that 6.25 bitcoins come from since it's limited to the 20 million amount.. Does mining means stealing that 6.25 bitcoins from the owners of that 20 million?? I Hope my question is not stupid and you can help me figure out how there's 6.25bc daily thanks

@@abusamra47 that’s actually a good question actually

@@abusamra47only around 19 million have been produced, the remaining will be completely mined around the year 2100

Can you send app pls

hello

He actually has a million

The Market

There are a lot of variable to that equation. Electricity, bitcoin price, miner, and difficulty.

What am saying bro💀

pm that's us

Hello Susan,do you own or invest in crypto assets? I can guide you

Watch , this channel two channels" stanzorl or profteqs , they will show lots of sites for mining. Hopes this help

Do you own or invest in crypto assets?

Hey ,do you own or invest in crypto assets?

All the answers are in this video! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hb96m7mKnJ_dipc.html

Glad you liked it

@@ZacHartley can I pay you to have a one on one rundown talk about btc

Yes there is a link in the description to book a call through clarity

@@ZacHartley ok

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Hey

@@isabellalucyget a job

I would imagine it would pay for itself

Do you own or invest in crypto assets?

Can I see proof

Nice ad

sheet of paper and a pencil

Seriously though can someone elaborate?

@@thornwallace2761 gpu’s are very good at computing many many math problems im quick succession. in crypto mining, ur gpu is basically tryna guess a cryptographic hash which is a very long secquence of characters and numbers that represent some a much smaller number or word. the idea of a cryptographic hash is that it makes it very hard to guess the original number or word. ur gpu will try to guess what this orginal number or word is thousands and thousands of times in order to get the right cryptographic hash. if you wanna see what the hash looks like look up SHA256. this type of encryption is very wide spread on the internet as basically everything you do is entrypted so that hackers have a much much harder time guessing your password or username or some other piece of infromation. in mining, the person who gets closest to the orginal hash function will be rewarded a “block”. most mining nowadays is done in a mining pool, where the block is distributed amongst all the people who contributed to cracking the hash.