Are Cryptocurrencies The Future of Money or Just Fringe Players?

 Different nations are trying to regulate cryptocurrency, and here's a detailed insight from Jade Assets LLC Ceo Malik Mullino.

  • A law that makes it easier for the government to create its own central bank digital currency.
  • Banning cryptocurrencies with some exceptions.

Several government authorities have been experimenting with cryptocurrencies. They are also working towards their cryptocurrency, and this is supposed to bring more financial independence with a boost to innovation in the nation.

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