Bitcoin: When Banks and Governments no Longer Control the Money [tYX12lDigV]

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Documentary about the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. What is Bitcoin? With the advent of Bitcoin, the world's premier digital currency, for the first time in history money is no longer controlled by banks or governments, but by the people who use it. Bitcoin: When Banks and Governments no Longer Control the MoneyBitcoin: The Potential Disruption of Traditional Banking and Government Control over Money 0:00 💰 The internet has the potential to reduce the role of government through the development of reliable e-cash like Bitcoin. 4:09 💰 The video discusses the transition from the gold-backed monetary system to the current fiat currency system and introduces Bitcoin as a digital currency and payment system. 8:09 💰 Bitcoin is a unique digital currency that cannot be created out of thin air, and its value is derived from the productive capacity of developers and its unconfiscatable nature. 11:51 💰 Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that allows for peer-to-peer transactions, eliminating the need for intermediaries and giving individuals control over their money. 15:39 ! Bitcoin's price volatility and its potential as a global currency are discussed. 19:41 💡 Blockchain and Bitcoin have the potential to revolutionize various aspects of society, including government functions, ownership of assets, and financial inclusion. 23:39 💰 Bitcoin has the potential to revolutionize payment systems, improve access to products and services, and provide monetary sovereignty outside of government control. 28:39 💰 The rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology could potentially disrupt the traditional banking system and lead to a cashless society, but there are concerns about centralization and loss of privacy. 31:33 💰 The purpose of a blockchain is to remove control from a central party and give the market the choice of what kind of money to use. Director: Tim Delmastro