CRYPTOCURRENCY AS A NEW TYPE OF MONEY: DEVELOPMENT, REGULATION AND THE EXPERIENCE OF UZBEKISTAN
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cryptocurrency, digital assets, blockchain, regulation, finance, Uzbekistan, fintech.Abstract
The article examines the phenomenon of cryptocurrency as a new form of money emerging from the digitalization of the economy and the development of blockchain technology. It analyzes its role in transforming the modern financial system and explores the main trends and challenges of cryptocurrency regulation in Uzbekistan. Particular attention is given to the evolution of monetary systems, comparative features of fiat and digital currencies, and the interaction of the crypto market with the real economy. Using Uzbekistan as an example, the article highlights the process of legalization and integration of crypto-assets into the national financial system, identifying key challenges and prospects for the further development of the digital economy.
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