CRYPTOCURRENCY: THE CURRENT RELEVANCE OF VIRTUAL MONEY
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
cryptocurrency, blockchain, digital economy, financial market, central bank digital currency, virtual currency, digital assets, monetary policy.Abstract
This article comprehensively analyzes the history of the emergence of cryptocurrencies, their economic essence, and their role in the modern financial system.The study scientifically examines the evolution of the traditional monetary system, its transition to digital form, and the economic factors behind the emergence of Bitcoin.
Furthermore, the functional characteristics of cryptocurrencies, international regulatory practices, and the prospects of central bank digital currencies are analyzed.The research findings contribute to identifying the impact of cryptocurrencies on the global economy and developing effective regulatory mechanisms.
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