Low Trust in Government Regulation and Banks the Global Financial Crisis

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Low Trust in Government. regulation and banks following the global Financial Crisis of 2008 (GFC) The advancement of digital technology such as cloud computing and blockchain and the growth of digital payment systems and related infrastructure such as pre-paid cards , e-wallets or web-based services are all factors that have .

Contributed to the use of Crypto assets

The covid-19 pandemic Further Encryptions encouraged their use as did the anticipated high profits on cryptocurrency asset holdings increasing internet shopping and contactless payments.

The value of crypto assets

was significantly reduced as a result of the may 2022 collapse of certain crypto assets and the November 2022 collapse crypto exchanges. Speculative bubbles based on ostensibly high-yielding, low-risk assets and substantial losses by individual investors were features of those occurrences that were also present during the GFC  (Cornella et 2023) Financial unrest however continued to be on a considerable smaller scale most likely as a result of the still-relatively-small size of the cryptocurrency industry and the lack of widespread interoperability across particular could’ve to exist. Additionally it strengthened the idea that. 

Crypto assist fundamentally invisible

business they lack sovereign backing and strict regulation which diminishes faith in the promise made by crypto ecosystem Nevertheless.

There is a general consensus that these developments do not portend the death of cryptocurrency and that it least of its underlying technology will survive and develop.4 The long standing issue with monetary and financial systems may eventually be effectively solved by technology 

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