Concept of Digital Currencies "Cryptocurrency" - Definitions

Definition of "Cryptocurrency"

Digital Currencies | Cryptocurrency
Digital Currencies | Cryptocurrency
"Cryptocurrency" or Digital currencies can be defined as a type of currency that does not have a physical presence but has the same characteristics and capabilities as physical banknotes with which you can buy goods and services, in addition to that it uses encryption to secure and verify transactions and does not have the control of central authorities.

Glimpse into the history of Cryptocurrency

In recent years, many encrypted "Digital Currencies" have appeared that cannot be limited to one article, but we can clarify that some currencies are based on the purchase of one service on the Internet, such as some games.
The origins of digital currencies date back to the end of the last century in the mid-1990s in 1996, when electronic gold appeared.
The currency that caused a sensation and the boom of the crypto and digital currency market is "Bitcoin" which appeared in 2009 by an anonymous programmer under the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto".
At the time, Satoshi stated that the available amount of bitcoin was only 21 million bitcoins through mining, after which no one can mine bitcoins.
Still, instead, it will be traded through buying and selling. - Then followed by the emergence of many cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple, Litecoin, Cardano, Neo, Minero, Dogecoin, and others.

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