Currencies
This Sector includes crypto assets that serve at least one of three fundamental roles – as a medium of exchange, store of value, and unit of account.
This Sector includes crypto assets that serve at least one of three fundamental roles – as a medium of exchange, store of value, and unit of account.
Decentralized Nature: Cryptocurrencies operate outside traditional banking systems, with reduced control by central authorities.
Security and Transparency: Leveraging cryptographic techniques, they aim to offer secure and transparent transactions.
Global Reach: Cryptocurrencies have the potential for global adoption, transcending national borders.
Often dubbed "digital gold," Bitcoin is the pioneering cryptocurrency that introduced the concept of decentralized digital money. Similar to gold serving as a store of value outside traditional currencies, Bitcoin offers a decentralized store of value free from centralized controls.
Designed for instant global transfers, Ripple places itself as the bridge between different fiat currencies worldwide, aiming to expedite cross-border transactions.
Often referred to as the digital silver to Bitcoin's digital gold, Litecoin is a cryptocurrency that historically has had faster transaction times and a more efficient mining process than Bitcoin. Designed for everyday use, Litecoin may cater to those seeking a rapid and widely-accepted cryptocurrency for various online transactions.
Envisioned as an enhanced version of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash aims to serve as a medium for daily transactions. It addresses the limitations of Bitcoin by increasing block sizes, ensuring quicker transaction speeds, and making it a more user-friendly digital currency for both consumers and merchants.