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Bitcoins are introduced into circulation through a process known as mining, where miners contribute their computational power to the network. By solving a cryptographic puzzle, miners earn the opportunity to validate the next block of transactions. As a reward for their successful puzzle-solving, miners receive a specific amount of bitcoins. It's important to note that the reward amount is programmed to decrease by half every 210,000 blocks. The entire system operates based on a set of predetermined rules that are accepted and enforced by the network's nodes. |
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