Sentences with phrase «perceived value of the currency»

Its value is based on its popularity at a given time, which is influenced by factors such as the number of people using it, the ease with which it can be traded or used and the perceived value of the currency and its underlying blockchain technology.

Just like in the stock market, cryptocurrencies can be bought and sold depending on the perceived value of the currencies.

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The Finance Ministry of India touted what it perceives as a lack of intrinsic value in virtual currencies as reason to equate them with Ponzi schemes.

All forms of securities may decline in value due to factors affecting securities markets generally, such as real or perceived adverse economic, political, or regulatory conditions, inflation, changes in interest or currency rates or adverse investor sentiment.

... arts journalists started asking lots of money - centric, sometimes philosophical questions — about perceived cultural value; what a work can really be said to be «worth»; and why art of every age is now perceived as a kind of currency in its own right.

Since mid-2015, the U.S. dollar and other international currencies including Bitcoin have been perceived as ideal alternatives to the bolivar for both businesses and individuals because of the high international value of these two currencies.

While this could be seen as strength, the fact that Bitcoin is a fiat currency which is accepted only on the perceived value of other bitcoin users makes it highly vulnerable to destabilization.

Since most people find it difficult to perceive the value of solar panels, the blockchain can help certify the production and also help in tracking electricity as a currency.