How investment in Bitcoin works?
Bitcoin is a digital currency created and stored electronically. [1]  To use bitcoin, a user must first install a digital wallet on a device, then purchase bitcoin through an exchange.  [4]  Once the exchange is complete, the user can send and receive bitcoin, as well as store bitcoin in their digital wallet.  [4]  The value of bitcoin is determined by supply and demand, and the price of bitcoin rises when the demand for bitcoin increases. [4]  Miners can also profit from bitcoin by solving complex puzzles and adding blocks to the blockchain.  [1]
Investing in Bitcoin works similarly to how one would invest in any other speculative asset. The most popular way of investing in Bitcoin is by using a Bitcoin exchange, which allows you to schedule recurring buys or make one-time purchases [1]. These services usually require you to verify your identity, which can take up to a few days [1]. As with any other volatile asset, Bitcoin is a very high-risk investment [2]. Bitcoin value may rise or fall dramatically in value over a short period of time, and there's no central regulator to ensure that the value remains stable [2, 3, 4]. Furthermore, Bitcoin value isn't linked to the profits of any one corporation, and is instead dependent on market demand [4]. When there are more people buying Bitcoin, the value will increase, and vice versa [4].