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1 Ryan Milbourne @RyanMilb
Bitcoin 101 Ryan Milbourne @RyanMilb

2 Talk Outline Origins How it works Why it matters

3 Origin Satoshi Nakamoto

4 What is Bitcoin? Decentralized Consensus Mechanism Open source
Ledger of all transactions

5 Misc Facts Only 21 Million Bitcoin mining network 8 times faster than top 500 supercomputers Bitcoin is Protocol

6 1.Private Key 2.Public Key

7 Private key E9 87 3D 79 C6 D8 7D C0 FB 6A F D A6 1F 20 BD 67 FC 23 3A A Public Key 3J98t1WpEZ73CNmQviecrnyiWrnqRhWNLy

8 How Transactions Work

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12 Raspberry Pi

13 Mining Network Secures the network Distributes new coins

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15 Securing the Bitcoin Network

16 Notes on Mining: 1 block mined approx every 10 min Last bitcoin mined in 2140 Transaction fee Block Reward set at 25

17 Difficulty Self Adjusts every 2 weeks

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19 Technical questions

20 Benefits of Bitcoin Escape Capital Controls Financial Freedom Algorithmic Regulation

21 For Merchants Lower Fees No Charge backs Less fraudulent transactions

22 Microtransactions One Satoshi Publishing Fundraising

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25 Empower Billions 1 Billion with access to:
International Markets Banking services More people have access to a cellphone than sanitation (U.N. Study) Gets around obstacles of obtaining a bank account

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27 Disadvantages Volatility 51% attack Scalability
Regulated as a commodity with capital gains

28 Price over the past 2 years

29 ...Now on a logarithmic scale

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32 Scalability Visa 2,000 Transactions per second Pay Pal 40-100 tps
Bitcoin 7 tps

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34 MTGOX

35 Keeping Mt. Gox in Perspective
$8.9bn fine Source: Baseline Scenario State of Bitcoin Q2 2014

36 Regulation FEC Approved IRS released guidelines
SEC Approved Bitcoin backed ETF

37 BitLegal.io

38 BitPay’s $30m Round was the Largest Bitcoin VC Deal to Date
More than 30,000 total merchants As of January 2014, adding more than 1,000 merchants to its network each week Processing $1m in bitcoin payments every day Processed more than $100m in bitcoin payments in 2013 Most recent VC round valued BitPay at $160m State of Bitcoin Q2 2014

39 Key Bitcoin Adoption Metrics
Commerce Jun-14 Jun-13 YoY Δ Wallets 5,327,688 765,039 7x Merchants 63,000 N/A ATMs 103 Unique bitcoin addresses used per day 136,152 41,271 3x Media Mentions in mainstream media 9,500 2,163 4x Technology Network hash rate (billion/second) 111,194,683 162,269 685x Github No. of updated repositories 12,365 676 18x Investment Bitcoin market capitalization ($bn) 8.3 1.0 8x Industry VC investment over last 12 months ($m) 200.7 17.1 12x Number of VC-backed start-ups 49 7 State of Bitcoin Q2 2014

40 Bitcoin’s Price is Now on Yahoo Finance, Google Finance and Bloomberg
State of Bitcoin Q2 2014

41 How to get bitcoins LocalBitcoins.com Coinbase.com Exchanges ATMs

42 The Future Crypto 2.0 Services built on top of bitcoin Smart Contracts
Decentralized marketplaces

43 David Marcus, CEO of Paypal
“I really like Bitcoin. I own Bitcoins. It’s a store of value, a distributed ledger. It’s a great place to put assets, especially in places like Argentina with 40 percent inflation, where $1 today is worth 60 cents in a year, and a government’s currency does not hold value. It’s also a good investment vehicle if you have an appetite for risk. But it won’t be a currency until volatility slows down.” David Marcus, CEO of Paypal

44 Thank you For more info: www.coindesk.com RyanTMilbourne@gmail.com
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