Apple Founder Wants Bitcoin the World Single Currency

Apple founder Steve Wozniak said he strongly agrees with what Jack Dorsey, CEO of Bitcoin, recently announced about Bitcoin. At that time, Dorsey believed that Bitcoin would be the single currency in the world, and Wozniak also wanted it to happen.

Wozniak himself had bought the most popular cryptocurrency when the price was still equivalent to USD 700 per chip, or USD 6,700 cheaper when compared to its value now referring to data from Coindesk. Even so, Wozniak is not interested in becoming a Bitcoin investor. He also has sold all of his Bitcoin assets with only one chip left. The man who is often referred to as The Woz said he only wanted to do experiments on the technology.

In addition to having a piece of Bitcoin, the man who founded Apple with Steve Jobs in 1976 also has two Ethereum. Both Wozniak's cryptocureency is the owner of the largest market capitalization among other digital currencies. Bitcoin's market capitalization is almost touching USD 127 billion, while Ethereum is at USD 58 billion. In addition to these two virtual currencies, there are more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies circulating in the world. Even so, Wozniak says Bitcoin is the only natural because it has aspects that make it a status, one of which has been decentralized.

Bitcoin can indeed be said not to be circulated by an authority. In contrast to traditional currencies such as rupiah and US dollar issued by central banks of each country. The virtual currency is present thanks to complex mathematical problems and cryptographic calculations in blockchain, the technology behind Bitcoin. The Bitcoin network is maintained and maintained by a number of players, making cryptocurrency a decentralized one.