SEMINAR PRESENTATION ON BITCOIN AND

CRYPTOCURRENCY

GUIDED BY : PRESENTED BY:

MR. HARENDRA SINGH NEGI SIDDHANT VATS
(Assistant Prof.) BCA(B) 1ST Sem
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 CONTENT

 CRYPTOCURRENCIES
 VARIOUS TYPES OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES
 WHAT IS BITCOIN (BTC) ?
 HOW DO BITCOINS WORK
 DECENTRALISED
 BITCOIN V/S NORMAL CURRENCIES
 GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF BTC
 ADVANTAGES
 DISADVANTAGES
 BITCOIN IN INDIA
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES
 CRYPTOCURRENCY

 Cryptocurrencyare the digital form of money

which you can use only at online platform .
 Theyare the most secure , only owner can
operate it .
 They are peer to peer.
 Fast And globally.
VARIOUS TYPES OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES

 Litecoin (LTC)
 Ethereum (ETH)
 Zcash (ZEC)
 Ripple (XRP)
 Bitcoin (BTC)
WHAT IS BITCOIN ?

 Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency , a form of electronic

cash.
 It is developed by unknown person namely SATOSHI
NAKAMOTO
 It is a Decentralized digital currency
 Runs without a administrator
 It has limited supply.
 Currently , In India the value of
1 BITCOIN = 4,67,428.54 Indian Rupee (Approx.)
DECENTRALISED

 Bitcoin is the first

cryptocurrencies, which is
Decentralised.
 Bitcoin has no central control.
 Not under by any Govrt.
Authorities.
BITCOIN V/S NORMAL CURRENCY
Normal Currency
 Issued by Govrt.
 Physical way of exchange.
 Centralised and control by
the law and Bank.
Bitcoin
 Created by computer.
 A digital way of money
exchange.
 Decentralized and not
control by any single
entity or authority.
 ADVANTAGE

 Deliver person to person

without a bank
 Much low fee in
transferring money
 Can be used in any country
 No limit of transcation
DISADVANTAGE
 Volatile price
 Irreversible payments
 Non anonymous system
 Taxes are applicable
 Not widely used
BITCOIN IN INDIA

 RBI notified that BITCOIN will

not be legal in india.
 If you do any transaction with
bitcoin,the indian govrt. will not
responsible for that.
 RBI also issued warnings towards
Bitcoin.
CONCLUSION

 Bitcoin is the biggest

cryptocurrency .
 Peer to Peer
 Decentralised
 Not widely accepted
 Secure
 volatile
REFERENCES

https://www.coursera.org/learn
/cryptocurrency/lecture/rJ8KJ/ a-simple -
cryptocurrency
 https://www.google.co.in/search?q=bitcoin+imag
es&rlz=1C1CHBD_enIN821IN821&source