Abstract
Financial sustainability is one of the most predominant factors, that has played a significant role in controlling the socio-economic and socio-political paradigms of the world since all social and political factors are explicitly related to the economy. Hence, it is given special significance, which is demonstrated by the incorporation of new models, and the adoption of new strategies to attain economic sustainability. One such strategy is the deployment of technology in finance, which has introduced new modes of payment, primarily called digital currency. The digital currency, principally cryptocurrency has changed the complete dynamics of the economy, completely revolutionizing the world of currency. Cryptocurrency is different from fiat currency in that that it is not regulated by any third party or intermediary in the form of banks or other financial institutions. But yet, it offers increased transparency, privacy, protection, and regulation of the financial system though it might be vulnerable to some breaches.
X. ÉVF. 2022. Különszám 14-18
DOI: 10.24387/CI.2022.SI.3
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