Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto have revolutionized how we invest, bank, and use capital. To learn more, read this beginner's guide.
Cryptocurrency is generally decentralized digital cash at its heart, built to be used over the internet. The first cryptocurrency was Bitcoin, which was released in 2009, and remains by far the largest, most popular, and best-known. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum have grown in the decade since, as digital alternatives to money issued by government.
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Portability
Since your cryptocurrency reserves are not connected to a financial institution or government, they are open to you no matter where you are in the world or what happens to some big intermediary in the global financial system.
Transparence
Any transaction on the Bitcoin , Ethereum, Tezos, and Bitcoin Cash networks is made public, without exception. This means that there is no space for managing trades, modifying the money supply, or altering the mid-game rules.
Unreversibility
Cryptocurrency payments can not be reversed, unlike payment by credit card. For traders, this significantly decreases the risk of being defrauded. For consumers, it has the ability to make trade cheaper by removing one of the key reasons put forward by credit card companies for their high transaction fees.
Security of safety
The Bitcoin driven network has never been hacked. And the fundamental ideas behind cryptocurrencies help to make them safe: the systems are illegal and the heart is software is opensource.
Utility Programs
Cryptocurrency payments can not be reversed, unlike payment by credit card. For traders, this significantly decreases the risk of being defrauded. For consumers, it has the potential to make trade cheaper by removing one of the key claims that credit card companies make for their high transaction fees.
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