Microsoft bans crypto mining on cloud platform

It looks like the crypto community cannot catch a break. With news ranging from crypto billionaires dying mysteriously to the coins’ plummeting rates,  2022 was not entirely the year for crypto investors and enthusiasts. Now, another big blow to crypto bros has come from Microsoft which has decided to enforce new restrictions on cryptocurrency mining.

Microsoft bans crypto mining

Microsoft, one of the biggest players in the cloud computing arena has decided to take drastic measures to increase the stability of its cloud services. As a result, crypto mining has been axed from Microsoft’s cloud platform. There was no official announcement of the same as Microsoft quietly decided to ban crypto mining from its online services in order to protect its customers and clouds. The Register, a British tech news agency was the first to crack this development on December 15, 2022.

Microsoft introduced the new restrictions as a part of its universal license terms of Microsoft Online Services. Microsoft’s updated acceptable policy clarifies that crypto mining is now ‘prohibited’ on its platform without prior approval. The latest policy states that users now require users to obtain a written pre-approval from the company in order to use any Microsoft Online Services for crypto mining.

As per reports, Microsoft said that the latest restrictions laid upon crypto mining aims to protect the online service from cyber risks like fraud, attacks, and unauthorized access to customer resources. Furthermore, the company stated that it may consider permissions to mine crypto only for testing and research purposes, thus crypto whales running big mining operations on Microsoft cloud will take a massive hit with this development. Microsoft won’t be the first company in recent times to adopt the new restrictions. Earlier, Google also restricted users from engaging in crypto mining without the company’s prior written approval. Besides this, platforms like Oracle have banned crypto mining entirely, whereas Digital Ocean also requires users to take written permission.

Top 7 pieces of advice for first time Crypto Investors

Back then, investing money in the stock market was everyone’s dream, but people were unsure about the outcomes and kept themselves away from investing in stocks. They say movies have always been a mirror reflecting the actual image of our society, and people started believing it when they watched Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street.”

However, it wasn’t enough for a large population of our country and to conquer that, Hansal Mehta came up with a web series called “Scam 1992”, which showcased the story of Indian stockbroker Harshad Mehta. The series not only changed the life of an actor Pratik Gandhi who starred as Harshad Mehta but also changed the perception of people about the stock market.

Today, we’re walking on the same lines, but the place of investment has changed, at least for some. In the last few years, we have moved from traditional investments to mutual funds, SIPs and the stock market, but not many of us are taking risks to invest in a real player, the cryptocurrency, which is taking the world by storm and creating new benchmarks every day.

Even though the finance department of India said, “cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum would never become legal tender across India”, we have about 20-million people who have invested in cryptocurrencies. Then, who’s stopping you? The fear of where to invest or the complex process of investing in crypto? Whatever it is, we’re going to take care of it, especially if you’re a first-time crypto investor.

Top 7 pieces of advice for first time Crypto Investors

Stay alert and listen to the inner voice

The cryptocurrency was invented in 2008 by a person or maybe a group of people with the pseudo name Satoshi Nakamoto. Over the last decade, it has become the first investment choice for many people, but many media personalities and financial advisors have said it’s an over-hyped sector due to its volatile nature. Well, I would say – start small and invest a little, but don’t dare to ignore the hype.

Do a little homework before investing your hard-earned money

Scammers are everywhere, and with the help of advanced technologies, they’ll easily fool you, especially in the field of crypto investments, as it runs on digital platforms. Also, cryptocurrencies are not regulated and backed by any government authority, making it impossible to recover your investments in case of any fraudulent activities. Hence, play safe and do the homework first.

Look for a trusted and genuine trading platform

One should always do a background check of the place where they’re about to invest their money, and the same rule applies when you’re looking for a genuine trading platform for cryptocurrency exchanges. When looking for a trusted trading platform in India as a first-time crypto investor, one should always go with platforms such as Coin DCX, CoinSwitch Kuber, or WazirX.

Top 7 pieces of advice for first time Crypto Investors

The importance of KYC and documentation in crypto

KYC is a need of the hour, be it in bank accounts, cryptocurrencies, or any platform where you’re worried about theft, scam, and frauds. The KYC process saves you from fraudulent activities by taking and verifying your details, such as identity proof, address proof, PAN card, and driver’s licence. KYC offers improved customer transparency and trust, keeping you away from scams and frauds.

Don’t expect miracles and go in for a long term investment

Cryptocurrencies are here to stay, but they keep fluctuating day by day due to their volatile nature. Hence, being a first-time investor, don’t expect miracles and go in only for a long-term investment. The more you’ll wait and adhere with your patience, the more benefits you could have in the future. Thus, invest in crypto as soon as possible and wait for the right time to come.

Don’t listen to the social media and follow the 5-per cent rule

Be wise, and don’t fall for the social media trap where most influencers urge you to invest a massive amount of money in cryptocurrencies. Well, one should not invest more than 3 to 5-percent of their monthly or annual income in the crypto market, at least when you’re a newbie in the crypto world, as most of the coins have dropped by 60-70 per cent overnight in the past.

Invest in multiple cryptocurrencies instead of one

While investing in platforms like the stock market or cryptocurrencies, one should never invest a considerable percentage of their money in one share or coin. Being a newbie in the world of cryptocurrency, one should always prefer to invest in multiple cryptocurrencies as it’s more beneficial than investing in one sole type of crypto. The moral of the story – if you lose in one, you might gain in another.

5 Simple ways to make money with NFTs

Everyone wants to join the NFT parade, including you. However, the struggle to understand the process kicks most of us out of the race right away. NFTs are already over the moon and have the capability to make you a millionaire in a quick time. I hope you’ve heard the story of an Indonesian student who sold his years of selfies as NFTs as a joke and accidentally became a millionaire.

Currently, the NFT market stacks about $17 billion as the transactions worldwide jumped 21,350% from $82.5 million in 2020. A number of investors are looking at NFT as a side-hustle and a source of a second income but are not aware of where to start and how to indulge in an NFT drama? No worries, we have your back and it’s high time to take a look at the 5 ways to make money with NFTs.

Digital Artforms

Are you an artist who’s interested in auctioning or monetising your fully digital artwork? Well, if you’re an artist, then the NFT ride would be pleasurable for you as we have witnessed people who sold their digital artforms on NFTs and earned millions. You can create anything and mint money with it through NFT platforms but make sure you’re creating something practical and no more farts, please.

Trade NFTs

Everyone can’t be an artist, but you can always play your business card and trade NFTs. Some NFTs are worth millions, while some are damn worthless, and if you’re one of those people who understand the value of the art and are good at predicting the fate of the art, then start trading NFTs. Start buying less valued but potentially worth NFTs and make profits during resale.

Licensed Collectibles

We all were, and some of us still are, huge fans of trading cards. Owning a rare type of trading card, exchanging a trading card and buying a newly launched limited edition trading card was just another stupid habit we had during our younger days. Well, you can turn this tradition into a money-making machine now as the price of a digital trading card is unbelievable, particularly when you have a rare one.

NFT Gaming

We live in a time where people even earn through playing games, reviewing games and whatnot. Also, we at least have one friend in our group who can spend enormously on virtual items. In future, gaming companies (which are already worth billions) might offer in-game items as NFTs, and it might push the development of Non-Fungible Technology forward. Be quick, and get your kitty while it is free.

NFT Royalties

Back in the 20th century, wise men used to invest in real estate and rent it out to people, which provided them with a constant flow of income every month or on an annual basis. Now, in a tech-advanced world, you can create or purchase someone else’s NFT and set a 10% or 20% royalty on your NFTs, which will help you earn money every time someone buys your NFT.

Top 5 Cryptocurrencies in the World

Almost everyone adores cryptocurrency, but only a few dare to invest. When El Salvador became the first country to permit consumers to use cryptocurrency in all transactions, several crypto investors thought it would soon get a legal tag in their respective countries. However, to their surprise, not many other countries followed El Salvador’s footsteps, which deeply saddened crypto investors.

Now, looking at the current happenings around the world, we can say that the future of crypto entirely depends on how much time developed and developing countries take to legalize these currencies officially. The risk involved around the investment in cryptos, such as the risk of money laundering and terror funding, worries every country, and that’s why it is taking forever to legalize.

We can’t predict the future, but we can always work on our present. Thus, investing in a volatile market of cryptocurrencies could be a risk at the time, but if you invest in it systematically by working on implementing proper strategies at the right time, you might not believe it, but you could have a chance to get the benefits from it in the coming years.

Let’s take a look at the top 5 cryptocurrencies:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Market Capitalization – $880 billion

Value of 1 Bitcoin in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹30,92,870.31

Bitcoin was created in 2008 by someone under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, and over the years, it became one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the world. It was designed originally as a medium of exchange, but now it is primarily viewed as a store of value.

Ethereum (ETH)

Market Capitalization – $375 billion

Value of 1 Ethereum in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹2,29,731.28

Ethereum was founded by programmer Vitalik Buterin in 2013 along with a few additional founders, including Gavin Wood, Charles Hoskinson, Anthony Di Iorio and Joseph Lubin. Ethereum is a programmable blockchain that finds applications in various areas, such as DeFi, smart contracts, and NFTs.

Tether (USDT)

Market Capitalization – $79 billion

Value of 1 Tether in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹76.44

Tether is a stablecoin, and it’s backed by fiat currencies such as U.S. dollars and the Euro. Due to its non-volatile nature, Tether is preferred by many investors. Tether tokens are issued by the Hong Kong-based company Tether Limited, and the owners of Bitfinex control it.

Binance Coin (BNB)

Market Capitalization – $68 billion

Value of 1 Binance Coin in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹31,384.25

The Binance Coin is a form of cryptocurrency which can be traded or exchanged for other forms of cryptocurrency, such as Ethereum or Bitcoin. Binance offers relatively secure options to invest in and trade cryptocurrencies. It is expected to climb up to the maximum price of $14,800 by December 2030.

Solana (SOL)

Market Capitalization – $45 billion

Value of 1 Solana Coin in Indian Rupee (as of 21st April 2022) – ₹8,293.88

Solana was developed in 2017 by a former executive at Qualcomm, Anatoly Yakovenko, with the current Solana board member and COO Raj Gokal. The native token ‘SOL’ powers the platform, and the coin hit its all-time high of $260.06 in November 2021 but since then it’s struggling somewhere around $100.

What is Digital Currency? and types of Digital Currencies

Since the arrival of Web 2.0, we have witnessed many changes in human lifestyle, especially the ones that directly relate to the internet. Whether from static pages to dynamic web pages, social media advancement from mails to apps or from cash-driven society to electronic money transactions. Digital currency, or digital money, is a new fad that is driving people crazy and the hype it has created since its inception is absolutely unbelievable.

What is Digital Currency?

The word anatomy certainly belongs to the science that studies the structure of the body, but it goes along quite well when someone is describing digital currency. The human body consists mainly of water and organic compounds, while digital currency or digital money is any form of money, currency, money-like asset or payment that is primarily managed, stored or exchanged in electronic form, especially over the internet.

Digital currencies or electronic currencies are known for making secure, transparent and trusted payments that exist only in a virtual format and are not tangible. They are mainly divided into two territories – centralised currencies and decentralised currencies. Now, you should know one thing upfront – centralised currencies are regulated and need licenses to operate, while decentralised currencies are complicated to regulate.

The money you have in your bank accounts is called electronic money. It does not fall in the category of digital currency because you can take your bank stored money out in cash form anytime you want, just by visiting the banks or ATMs. However, you can’t do such acts in the case of digital money as it never takes physical form, unlike currencies with printed banknotes or minted coins, which makes it exchangeable only via digital pars.

Types of Digital Currencies

Cryptocurrency

Almost everyone on this planet earth is aware of cryptocurrency due to its popularity over the last few years. It is a type of digital currency designed to work as a medium of exchange through a computer network that does not rely on any central authority, making it supremely rebellious. Cryptocurrencies are categorised into DeFi, NFT, utility tokens, and store of value tokens like Ethereum, Bitcoin and Litecoin.

Cryptocurrency uses encryption to verify transactions, and it is a digital currency with the actual value and worth, though it keeps fluctuating and volatile. It doesn’t belong to any specific nation and isn’t integrated with any one country’s economy. The first-ever cryptocurrency was Bitcoin, founded in 2009, and even today, it is a widely accepted and one of the most highly valued cryptocurrencies in the world.

Virtual Currency

Virtual currency is a type of digital currency which is not issued or controlled by a central bank. Also, in some cases, it acts as a substitute for real currency (only when it has an equivalent value), and then it is referred to as “convertible” virtual currency. They are further categorised by currency flow and classified as closed virtual currencies and convertible virtual currencies.

Central Bank Digital Currency or CBDC

Central Bank Digital Currency or CBDC is a type of digital currency issued by a central bank. The idea of Central Bank Digital Currency came from cryptocurrencies, but in reality, it differs from cryptocurrencies. The significant difference between these two is centralisation, where instead of putting money, the central bank issues electronic coins and accounts. The government backs all these coins and accounts, making the currency a fully trusted digital currency.

Classification of Cryptocurrency Under GST Law

Cryptocurrencies or digital currencies, as we call them, took many years to be acknowledged and understood by the authorities running the country. Currently, 18% of the Goods and Services Tax is levied on crypto exchanges’ services under the financial services category. 

Now the government is considering the classification of cryptocurrency under the GST law so that taxes can be charged on the entire value of the transaction. GST officers say that dealing with cryptos is the same as casinos, gambling, and betting, with 28% of the GST. However, there has been no precise classification of these digital currencies due to the absence of law. This is why it is difficult to put them in a legal framework of actionable claims. 

To understand actionable claims in a layman’s language, we have to understand that it is a claim to unsecured debt or a claim to a movable property that is not in possession of the claimant. 

The Budget 2022-23 proposed a 1 per cent TDS on payments towards virtual currencies beyond Rs 10,000 in a year. The threshold limit for TDS would be Rs 50,000 a year for specified persons, including individuals/HUFs who are required to get their accounts audited under the I-T Act.

The government is currently working on legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies, but no draft has yet been released publicly.

Say Hello to the Future of Dating – The Metaverse

Back then, life was a bit challenging, especially in terms of dating because asking someone out in person is not everybody’s cup of tea, then and even now. About 25 years ago, entrepreneurs Gary Kremen and Peng T. Ong decided to come up with a solution and launched the first dating site in the form of Match.com. Since then, the online dating world has evolved dramatically, as it changed the course of dating and brought everything on our plate within one click.

We enjoyed the online dating phase on websites, going ahead with time, several marriage sites launched to help people find the right partner and then the app culture arrived, which turned out to be a milestone in the dating universe. We were swapping right-left all the time, and then the COVID-19 pandemic swapped right on us. So, dating companies started figuring out a solution to help singles and this time, they came up with something unbelievable.

Imagine you’re sleeping on a couch while your TV is on, and your dog is wagging his tail near you because your phone is vibrating. Suddenly, you woke up from a nap only to realize you’ve promised someone a date. Now, she’s already there, waiting for you, and you’re still in your shorts, thinking about a reason to convince her. Well, in real life, this kinda situation might lead to a quick argument, but when the metaverse dating arrives, you will endure the situation. Let me tell you how?

But first understand, what is Metaverse?

You’ve probably heard a lot about the metaverse already, but most of us didn’t care to know what it is actually? The term metaverse first occurred in the 1992 science fiction novel Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. In simple language, the metaverse is a shared digital reality where users can connect to each other, build economies and interact in real-time. It’s the future of the internet, where anything can be done, but it remains to be seen like AI and blockchain.

All the top companies worldwide are investing tons of money in the metaverse, from Facebook to Nike, everyone wants to be a part of it. If you ask about dating companies, tinder’s parent company Match Group is already working on building a dating metaverse. For now, I’ll suggest, don’t dive deep to learn more about the metaverse because it’s way too complex, and the term doesn’t refer to any specific type of technology.

What will dating be like in the Metaverse?

I hope you’ve visualized yourself in the above scenario where the guy in shorts is thinking about what to say to his date? You might suggest convincing her with truth or perhaps with a lie. Now, I’ll tell you how metaverse dating will help you duck a similar situation? First and foremost, such concerns will not even occur in metaverse dating because here, you’re a 3D avatar, and to activate it, you only have to wear the necessary Virtual Reality (VR) gear.

You don’t have to leave your couch, you don’t have to drop your dog at your friend’s apartment, and you don’t even have to take a shower because you’re going on a date in metaverse where none of these things matter. Your metadate will look like this: You both have to wear VR headsets to track eye movements and facial expressions. Besides VR gear, both of you will have to wear haptic gloves, a wearable device that mimics tactile sensations of virtual objects.

You can decide any place that exists in the metaverse to meet each other. Now, imagine you’re waiting for your date in an outdoor cafe, and then a date tracker notifies you that your date is about to reach. You put your headphones on to avoid anxiousness, but you’re having a hard time focusing. And then you look up and see a beautiful girl in a skirt with a button-up shirt walking towards you. She has what we call a perfectly toned figure and eyes like pearls that shine like stars. She waves at you and joins you for an ice-cream date. You both are having a good time, and then the waiter shows up with a bill. You’re about to pay, and then your subconscious warns you, “Split it bro! She might like it if you allow her to pay her part” And “What if she didn’t like the gesture?” says the other one.

Finally, you prefer to wait, and she puts her hand on yours, of course through the haptic gloves (don’t worry, you’ll get the same feelings) and says, “Let’s split it for now”, and then both of you pay your share of the bill with tinder/bumble coins. While walking her out, you plan to ask her for another date, this time – a real one, but again your subconscious stops you by saying, “Don’t rush the things, wait for her message and what if she’s not this captivating in real life?”, and you drop the idea.

The benefits of dating in the Metaverse

What do we do while preparing for a first date? We think, we think a lot and then overthinking kills us; sometimes, it even adds pimples to make it worse. We usually look for a nice outfit, we make sure that we’re behaving well, we rehearse all the table manners, and many more things. While in metaverse dating, you don’t have to follow these old-school rules. In meta dating, you set your own rules, you choose your looks. Basically, you have a right to do whatever you want!

When meta dating will come into our lives, please don’t overdo anything. Choose your avatars carefully, and try to create an avatar that really matches your persona. Otherwise, you might end up dealing with rejection on your actual date with that special someone. Metaverse dating is beneficial for every one of us as it will allow us to meet our date in a virtual world where you can get an unbelievable amount of information about how your date feels about you without them saying a word.

Did you know?

On 5th Feb, a Bhopal-based couple, Abhijeet Goel, a tech entrepreneur and Dr Sansrati Jain, a pedodontist, tied a wedding knot and became the first couple in India to marry in the 3D Metaverse. The couple created a scenic beachside environment to host their wedding, where the guests also joined in via their digital avatars. The virtual wedding took place on Yug Metaverse, an Indian company that creates a metaverse for marriages, virtual events, exhibitions, business meetings, and conferences. The wedding was associated with two media agency brands, Wavemaker India for ITC Ltd. and Matrimony.com. Who conceptualised, organised and executed the wedding.

Bitcoin benefits Apple Pay Users! Is Android still on run?

Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payment services, the world’s biggest network. today confirmed that US BitPay Digital Mastercard cardholders will link their wallet to Apple WalletTM and spend with Apple Pay. great, ain’t it?BitPay cardholders can make safe transactions in shops, on mobile, and online via Apple Pay.

BitPay’s U.S. cardholders will now add their Apple Pay wallets to their prepaid Mastercard.

BitPay said its bitcoin cards could be linked to its Apple Wallet on Friday, opening a unique way for cryptocurrency holders to shop through Apple Pay.

We have thousands of clients using BitPay Card with the BitPay Wallet app who are always searching for new places and ways to invest their crypto,” We include thousands of BitPay Wallet app customers using the BitPay Card who are always looking for new places and ways to spend their crypto,” said the chief executive of BitPay.

BitPay continues to innovate its global blockchain technologies to make payments quicker, simpler, and easier than ever for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The BitPay Wallet app is designed to allow Bitcoin to be managed and spent by customers, converted into dollars, and spent with the BitPay Card as well.

The BitPay Wallet feature offers a set of services to leverage blockchain users that purchase and store crypto and make online payments. Users will quickly purchase gift cards in stores and online from hundreds of the largest brands. The BitPay Card allows clients to convert cryptocurrency to fiat currency immediately, which then is loaded onto the card and can be spent anywhere Mastercard debit is authorized.

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, as well as Ether, are backed by the BitPay Wallet software, as well as four dollar-pegged stable coins, USDC, GUSD, PAX, and BUSD. Cardholders should have the latest release of the BitPay app to connect a card to the Apple Wallet. the benefits are innumerable let’s see:-

BitPay: Benefits

  • In 2011, when Bitcoin was in its beginnings, BitPay was developed. The scope for Bitcoin was seen by Mr.Stephen, founder of BitPay – to revolutionize the finance industry. making payments on such a global scale faster, safer, and far less costly.
  • With the mission of transforming how corporations and individuals send, receive, and store money, BitPay pioneered blockchain payment processing. Its business solutions remove fraud fees; reduce payment processing costs and enable, among many other features, seamless payment in cryptocurrencies.
  • BitPay provides a full digital asset management system with customers that involve the BitPay Wallet and BitPay Prepaid Card.
  • allowing them to transform digital assets into dollars for the vast majority of companies to invest in.

The card is now available in the U.S., with the company’s website enabling customers around Europe to sign up. with expected recent versions on a waiting list. there is no doubt India is waiting for it too!

hey, you can also read about: Bitcoin vs Gold: let’s Re-evaluate!

What the Crypto Economy looks like in Joe Biden’s Presidency!

On 20th January 2021, former Vice President Joe Biden took over the top office in the United States. For years to follow, the nominations for federal office may influence crypto strategy in the world. And again, Congress, as well as the president, is controlled by the same major political party, which means a united economic and financial policy can be enforced.

Within last week, BITCOIN prices have varied, and now the leadership of Joe Biden may lead to a decline, reports claim.

Mr. Biden who is inaugurated as US President, leaving policymakers to ponder on how the market and businesses can be changed under his new agenda.

Given Gary Gensler’s continuing and profound involvement in technology, Securities and Trading is good news for the crypto community.

Why it makes a difference: While, under Trump-era President Jay Clayton, the SEC has shared several of its thoughts by policy actions, etc., this same industry has already been longing for a more legislative clarification.

A majority of plans to create policy changes on the first day are already applicable to the new administration. ABC News is reporting that Biden would implement a reaching transformation of U.S. policy through a handful of executive orders, presidential memoranda, as well as other authorized regulations continuing in the first week of his tenure.

Fintech and crypto, if it came to immediate action, will not be at the top of the list of Biden administration. The Biden presidency, furthermore, is projected to make all sorts of substantial policy decisions for the United States beyond the first day, first week, as well as first year in office.

COVID has brought a radical approach towards the digital transformation of the whole financial world.

As quarantine measures were put, the use of money fell significantly in the United States and overseas; financial companies that had provided in-person services were driven to expand their online business processes much more.

Perhaps this is part of the reason why Bitcoin managed to smash through its previous all-time high year of the pandemic, gathering incredible international recognition then use.

In fact, 2021 has been the ‘Defi year’ term, wherein the decentralized financial environment made massive improvements for its advancement while using.

One of the strongest influences of the Biden presidency may come through regulations that are not particularly applicable to cryptocurrency or anything, so far as the major effects on a crypto world are involved. The United States may not be willing to create a ‘virtual currency’ quite yet, given all of this. A set of rules will be introduced by Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to take crypto activities within the strict investigation.

It is a wait-and-watch game, what Biden’s Era will unfold for the crypto economy.

Also read:Calculating the Crypto Revolution- 2021

 

What to watch out for in Crypto- 2022?

The Crypto Tale

Cryptocurrencies seem to be the most popular asset class to enter the investment portfolio.  Because it was developed as a decentralized alternative to the current and centralized financial sector, it has adapted into a form of currency. What can you look for? Bitcoin has been made clear as its own important asset in recent years.

List of most popular coins:

  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • Cardano
  • Binance Coin
  • Polkadot
  • Band Protocol
  • Algorand

 

What should I look for?

Bitcoin has now clearly established itself as a valuable asset. Investors who invest are looking for something more substantial than Bitcoin. While it is common to look at demand and market trends to identify which cryptocurrency will be the next major thing, the price may not be the only factor to consider. Instead, investors are looking for features and the demand for digital currencies.  Another factor to know is shortage and supply. If a currency’s production is not limited, it may lose long-term value even if resources can be met with rising prices, helping the economy. Bitcoin, for starters, gained prominence because it eliminates mediators from money transfers and represents a low inflation asset with a total supply of just 21 million BTC.

If a cryptocurrency possesses the unique qualifications, it will have the best opportunity of becoming crypto revolution:

  • It is easily identifiable
  • It serves a specific purpose
  • It is supported by an accurate and credible team
  • Its platform is dependable

The cryptocurrency market is a mosaic of technological breakthroughs. Many cryptocurrencies with high speed and accuracy and customization are introduced daily. Here are some developments that could transform the cryptocurrency area in 2021.

Defi

Decentralized Finance (Defi), even as the name indicates, is a broad part of financial applications on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. As an accessible financial sector, Defi intends to optimize its effectiveness and quality of business transactions by minimizing intermediaries and disruption caused by a centralized system. Defi gives customers direct access to funds. It is used all over the world in a wide variety of areas such as banking, healthcare, and so on.

Polka Dot

Polka Dot combines several specialized blockchains into a single network. It is also referred to as “next-generation blockchain technology.” In general, a blockchain can only sequence a certain amount of transactions at any given time. Polka Dot, on the other hand, can process multiple transactions on multiple chains at the same time.

The cryptocurrency market is constantly evolving. With cryptocurrency making substantial progress toward creating crypto investment more approachable, there are countless opportunities for crypto investors to build with blockchain and revolutionize businesses with crypto adoption.

Also read: Why XRP collapse is bigger than anything else?

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