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Blockchains — Cryptocurrency — All Pros and Corns

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Blockchains are incredibly popular these days. But what is a blockchain? How do they work, how can they be used and what problems do they solve? As the name shows, blockchain is a chain of blocks that contain information. This technique was originally described in 1991 by a group of researchers and was originally intended to timestamp digital documents so that it is not possible to tamper with them. However, it was mostly unused until it was adapted by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009 to create a digital cryptocurrency bitcoin. Now the question is what is cryptocurrency? What does it mean? So this article will take you from crypto noob to crypto genius and help you tell that what it is, why it keeps becoming important, what you’ve invested in, and unfortunately dark side of it. So let’s get started.

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Firstly cryptocurrency is 100% virtual. There is no silver, no gold, and no paper money. It is just the transfer of digital assets managed by a network of computers that uses cryptography to ensure whether transactions are authentic or not. But what is all the fuss about why everyone is going crypto crazy? Well, there are some distinct advantages to a currency system like this: It is decentralized which means that while every transaction of cryptocurrency is being recorded on the same ledger, there are many more copies of that ledger, and anyone who is a part of that network has one. Secondly, open traceable transactions. This means that how simple crypto is as the only main thing required is internet access and most of the people around the world have it. This allows you to make transactions by sitting at home and you don't need banks anymore to make any sort of international payment. International payments usually used to take half a day due to crypto being very instant now with no sending limits.

Cryptocurrencies also have some issues which I'm going to get in a bit but before that, you can hopefully see why some people are excited about them and that brings me to the investments you’ve probably heard people investing in cryptocurrency and all that means that they are exchanging dollars to cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. They are hoping that those cryptocurrencies become the next big thing and therefore suddenly shoot up in value at which point they can then either spend them or exchange them back for more dollars than they have bought them for.

Now important decision to make is in which cryptocurrency you should invest because we have talked about bitcoin and bitcoin is just one out of thousands of others cryptos having different properties for example Ethereum. Ethereum is the second most invested in and can transfer transactions even faster than bitcoin. Then there is Cardone which is technologically superior. Here's litcoin which has a newer algorithm. You see you have plenty of options so you have to be very careful.

Moving to the dark side, the main one is that people don’t take crypto seriously about is volatility because these currencies are so new that they did not know about their worth and so you find the cryptocurrency rate highly speculative. Secondly, they are not accepted as a form of payment in well most places. Yes, you can book a holiday with crypto or donate through crypto to Wikipedia but there are a lot more companies that are not accepting bitcoin. Thirdly there is a pretty strong sentiment that because there is no real policing on crypto right now, it is like the best currency for criminals but to be honest I think that data speaks for itself. That’s it for the cryptocurrencies. I hope you find this article helpful.

This article is written by Midha Khan, one of the contributors at the School of Literature.

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