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A few years ago, if you mentioned the term "cryptocurrency" to me, I would have imagined a kind of currency involving cryptocurrency traders involved in an underground banking system sitting behind disguised computers.
We now read it not only in the business sections or financial publications of daily websites, but also on their front pages. The whole section of news publications is becoming dedicated to things like bitcoin.
Law enforcement is enforcing authorities around the world to allow companies to facilitate the issuance of initial currency offers (ICOs) or tokens, or to make laws more effective. Is "cryptocurrency" even the right term? Or should it be a "digital currency"? "Virtual Currency"?
So, the question that we have to ask ourselves now is: Whoever we call, do cryptocurrency, it really demands so much attention. Should we care so much? What will be the impact of crypto in the long run?
We now read it not only in the business sections or financial publications of daily websites, but also on their front pages. The whole section of news publications is becoming dedicated to things like bitcoin.
Law enforcement is enforcing authorities around the world to allow companies to facilitate the issuance of initial currency offers (ICOs) or tokens, or to make laws more effective. Is "cryptocurrency" even the right term? Or should it be a "digital currency"? "Virtual Currency"?
So, the question that we have to ask ourselves now is: Whoever we call, do cryptocurrency, it really demands so much attention. Should we care so much? What will be the impact of crypto in the long run?