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Cryptocurrency as we know it today, started with Bitcoin's blockchain technology (peer to peer digital cash with transactions stored on a distributed and decentralized public ledger) created by an anonymous group or person named Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin (BTC) was created in direct response to the 2007-2008 financial crisis caused by corupt bankers on Wall Street. Bitcoin is a digital asset designed to be a medium of exchange that uses cryptography rather than a centralized group or person to secure the network. Since the release of the Bitcoin whitepaper, where blockchain technology was first introduced to the world, a massive industry surrounding cryptocurrency is rapidly emerging. Fast forward to now, there's thousands of online Cryptocurrency Exchanges where you can buy / sell the thousands of new Cryptocurrencies dubbed Altcoins. Satoshi Nakamoto's identity remains unknown. We've seen a 20,000$ all time high price for Bitcoin. Every major bank and technology company has been looking into blockchain, or is already working on blockchain projects of their own. A new form of fund raising dubbed ICO's (initial coin offerings) has emerged as a serious competitor to traditional fundraising via venture capital. There are thousands upon thousands of micro communities around the world with cypherpunks, financial professionals, business people, investors, and researchers working together, discussing and building the next generation of everything from finance and video games, to new decentralized internets that corporations, big business, and politicians no longer control. Decentralized peer to peer publics ledgers have the power to fundamentally change the way society functions. Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and blockchain technology have been gifted to the whole world. The question is, what will the world build with it?