The Future of Cryptocurrencies

Not all countries have adequate regulatory and supervisory frameworks, so investors must be fully aware of the aspects of legal protection as well as the profits and losses of the cryptocurrencies they buy.

Ever since cryptocurrencies, also known as digital currencies, first appeared in 2009, controversy has surrounded their existence and continues to resonate to this day.

There are many cryptocurrencies today, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Ripple. Cryptocurrency growth has been extraordinary, like a shooting arrow. When it was first traded in 2010, Bitcoin was still valued at 8 US cents, but by 2021, its value had shot up to above $68,000.