Sentences with phrase «adopted by digital currency»

Ultimately Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was publicly adopted by Digital currency exchanges on internet has many exchanges application or wallet but I recommend Coinbase (it is the world's most popular way to buy and sell bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin and many another cryptocurrency).

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Now, years later, I'm eating my words as digital currencies continue to be adopted by major brands and platforms online.

While China still is the dominant force behind the success that bitcoin has had in Asia, India's influence may just help the digital currency hit new heights, especially if adopted by the country's, highly unbanked population.

For digital currencies, such as bitcoin, to start being adopted by mainstream users in the coming years, there will

For digital currencies, such as bitcoin, to start being adopted by mainstream users in the coming

In an interview titled «Why Nigeria should embrace digital currencies», Mr Peter Elofusim speaks of the opportunities in adopting digital currency: «The reason digital currency or Bitcoin came into existence and has stayed till today and why the people should go for it, is that it is not affected by socio - political events.

But, as the market grows and matures with public investment vehicles and more regulated investment channels, bitcoin could evolve into a global digital currency that is widely adopted by retailers.

For digital currencies, such as bitcoin, to start being adopted by mainstream users in the coming

It is perfectly conceivable, Ali said, that technology for a digital fiat currency could evolve outside of the banking system and later be adopted by banks after it had matured and proven itself.

While many pundits are watching the market capitalization figures to determine whether Ripple knocks Bitcoin off its perch as the top cryptocurrency by market cap, the more important element is which digital currency is adopted and which ones get left behind.

Even though Dodson sees bitcoin as tainted, he admitted a «digital currency» will eventually be adopted by the mainstream.

According to a report by the U.K. Treasury, «there is little evidence to indicate that the use of digital currencies has been adopted by criminals involved in terrorist financing, whether as a means by which to raise funds (crowd funding etc.), to pay for infrastructure (e.g. server rental), or to transfer funds.»

«Basically we think that digital currencies have not been adopted widely by consumers because they're not easy to use... and they're not providing a benefit or a use case that consumers care about.»