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  1. Bitcoin - Wikipedia

    Bitcoin works through the collaboration of computers, each of which acts as a node in the peer-to-peer bitcoin network. Each node maintains an independent copy of a public distributed ledger …

  2. Símbolo do Bitcoin - PiliApp

    O símbolo do Bitcoin, representado por ₿, representa a moeda digital pioneira que foi introduzida como um software de código aberto por uma entidade desconhecida chamada Satoshi …

  3. View source for Bitcoin symbol - BitcoinWiki

    As Bitcoin grew in popularity, the need for a unique and universal symbol became clear. The current Bitcoin symbol resembles the letter “B” with two vertical strokes passing through it, …

  4. Cryptocurrency Symbols Copy And Paste – ₿ Ξ ⓩ Ł

    Cryptocurrency symbols are currency icons provided by Unicode.org, designed to represent various digital currencies. These symbols include well-known cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, …

  5. List of Known Cryptocurrency Unicode Symbols

    The only official (by the Unicode consortium) cryptocurrency symbol is ₿ for Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency community has come up with symbols for other cryptocurrencies - most of …

  6. Bitcoin symbol - Bitcoin Wiki

    The font consists of only the Bitcoin symbol (₿) used in the glyph for the capital letter B. The text "BTC" can be entered and styled with this font, causing it to be replaced entirely with just the …

  7. Alt Code for Bitcoin Sign ₿ | Keyboard Shortcut

    Learn how to use the Alt code to quickly type the Bitcoin (₿) cryptocurrency symbol on Windows or Mac. Or, simply click the Bitcoin (₿) symbol to copy and paste!

  8. Visual language | Bitcoin Design

    Jan 9, 2009 · A short history of the visuals that we associate with bitcoin, from the first symbol to the HODL meme.

  9. Bitcoin Symbol (₿) - Copy and Paste Text Symbol - Symbolsdb.com

    Copy and paste Bitcoin Symbol (₿). It is a popular decentralized digital currency.

  10. Bitcoin Emoji | Meaning, Copy And Paste - Emojipedia

    Bitcoin was approved as part of Unicode 10.0 in 2017. The letter B with two vertical strokes, used to represent Bitcoin. This character was approved in 2017 as a Unicode character, but not as …