By the end of 2040, the only analog
thing sustained in this digital world is humans. With almost every aspect of our livelihoods taken over by some technology, it becomes very
modest to let go of the fact that we are very close to an entire digital revolution One of the hot topics in the not-so-hot
months of 2021 is the digital currency, Bitcoin.
With exceptional growth seen in the bitcoin graphs , debates have started to rise to be a worthy investment. It cannot be denied that
bitcoin has indeed railed and crashed like anything in the past. Things this
time seem different. Bitcoin has been influenced and manipulated by unwanted
inputs, including the unstable buying and selling of the currency. Experts say
this season; higher authorities entirely regulate the value, including
investors and corporate leaders, as they start to embrace its real value.
The rise of digital currencies in
general, and Bitcoin in particular, is at a stage that
business executives need to start thinking critically about how to integrate
them into their overall financial plan. That doesn't mean only accepting
bitcoins as a form of payment, either. Companies may consider using digital
currencies as part of their investment portfolio or secondary stock offerings.
Corporate executives are beginning to see the real potential of digital
currency for business operations and widen their vision to include more ways of
leveraging them.
While all of this sounds so
honeymoon-like, we must all wish for our lucks never to encounter scenarios
like the one in 2017. The year when bitcoin almost touched $ 20,000 and further
fell to 80% in the following year, investors faced a loss of billions of
dollars. While some of us might want to dive into the risk, we mustn't ignore
the precaution to pull the socks up a notch and prepare for failure if it
exists.
The digital currency being a trend, has
led countries and companies to try their fortune in the industry. Countries
like China and companies like Facebook are trying to start their own set of
digital currencies that can attract the right audience to accept them as a means
of exchange in the days to come.
Gone are the days of using banknotes or
cheques to pay for the candy. We are close to being introduced to an era where
we will have a common currency irrespective of the country we live in.
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