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    Is Cryptocurrency A Good Investment?

    npsBy nps28 March 2021Updated:26 June 2024 No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Cryptocurrency is fairly hard to understand because on one hand, you could become absolutely filthy rich and on the other, you could lose your money.

    People don’t really tend to understand how this can work, but it all comes down to one very important part of it, the volatility involved. Like most of the investments around right now, there is always a risk profile that needs to be considered, and each one has an entirely different risk profile.

    Cryptocurrency comes with a lot of risks; however, it can also come with a whole lot of reward if you play your cards right. If you are looking to gain direct exposure to the demand for digital currency or you are looking to gain direct exposure to the projects and businesses, they facilitate.

    Is cryptocurrency safe?

    As with all investments, there are always certain risks to it. Though the risks aren’t as prevalent in stocks and bonds, they are still there. The cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide have been victims of hacking, theft, and many other forms of criminal activity over time and while preventative measures have been put into play, those times are barely over for the cryptocurrency world. All of these breaches combined have been a big threat and have seen investors lose large amounts of money.

    Once these investors have had their digital currency stolen, they then never see it again most of the time. These frauds and scams are currently running rampant in the cryptocurrency industry and you would hope that by now they would be non-existent, unfortunately, that just isn’t happening. When projects begin to fail, investors have recorded huge losses, and this has continued for a long, long time now.

    So, while cryptocurrency is generally safe, it does pose almost the exact same risk as everything else does, sometimes more.

    Is cryptocurrency a good long-term investment?

    Bitcoin is almost seen like gold in the crypto world, but it all essentially depends on how the market performs as to how much of a good investment it is short-term and long-term. Bitcoin only has a maximum amount of coins available at 21 million and with around 18 million already in circulation, it may become incredibly scarce when all 21 million coins have been mined. This means that the demand may become even higher when all of the coins have been mined or people may forget about Bitcoin completely.

    This also means that many investors view it as a scarce asset and, in turn, they believe that it will skyrocket in price when the amount of it becomes minimal. There are obviously many misconceptions about Bitcoin as a whole because some people even think that in the near future it may actually take over and become one of the worlds most used currencies and take over the world. If this is all true, investors who choose to invest in Bitcoin will likely see a lovely return in the future which would be phenomenal for them, however, we just don’t know what the future holds. With apps such as the Bitcoin Equaliser app becoming more widely available, now is certainly the time to begin investing.

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