Cryptocurrency : An Introduction
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Cryptocurrencies use cryptography to secure digital currency transactions and control the creation of new currency units. The first cryptocurrency was Bitcoin, created in 2009. There are different types of cryptocurrencies including those that function solely as currency like Bitcoin, those that enable distributed computing like Ethereum, and privacy coins that aim to hide transaction details. Other examples of cryptocurrencies include Monero, Litecoin, Dogecoin, and Dash. Data mining involves discovering patterns in large datasets using machine learning and statistics to extract useful patterns. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency powered by blockchain technology that allows peer-to-peer transactions without an intermediary.
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- It compares conventional currency to digital currency.
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- It briefly describes several major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Zcash, Peercoin, Worldcoin, and Monero.
- In conclusion, it states that cryptocurrency remains a monetary experiment and may not fully replace conventional currencies.
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• The legal status of this new technology in Lebanon and
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• The possible future of crypto-currencies.
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- Cryptocurrency operates independent of any central authority or individual.
- The supply of money is regulated by software and the agreement of users of the system.
- Trust based on peer to peer consensus.
- Transactions are irreversible.
Overview-
1. What is cryptocurrency?
2. The Difference
The tabular comparison between Fiat or conventional currency and Cryptocurrency on parameters like durability, portability, type, security etc.
3. Why use cryptocurrency?
Fast and cheap.
Easy to use.
Free to transfer and hold.
Decentralized control- users are the only owner of cryptocurrency.
Central government can’t take it away and there are no chargebacks.
Privacy and Security – Anonymous payments
Due to no intermediary (such as Bank or Credit Card Company) users have freedom to transact.
Transparency is maintained through public ledger system.
Reduced Fraud – eliminates cases of credit card frauds.
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Fast, Safe and cheap
Ease of use and highly portable
Untraceable (pseudo-anonymous transactions)
Transparent and neutral
Decentralized nature
Active involvement of users
Fewer risks for merchants
Freedom to transact
Low inflation and collapse risk
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- Problems in implementation- Hardware restrictions (Computational inefficiency), Instability, Deflation, Lack of Replicability and Growing centrality.
- Risk and failure in policy- Money Laundering, Purchase of illegal goods
- Supporting criminal activity- BTC Theft, Malware, Scams
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- Cryptocurrency operates independent of any central authority or individual.
- The supply of money is regulated by software and the agreement of users of the system.
- Trust based on peer to peer consensus.
- Transactions are irreversible.
Overview-
1. What is cryptocurrency?
2. The Difference
The tabular comparison between Fiat or conventional currency and Cryptocurrency on parameters like durability, portability, type, security etc.
3. Why use cryptocurrency?
Fast and cheap.
Easy to use.
Free to transfer and hold.
Decentralized control- users are the only owner of cryptocurrency.
Central government can’t take it away and there are no chargebacks.
Privacy and Security – Anonymous payments
Due to no intermediary (such as Bank or Credit Card Company) users have freedom to transact.
Transparency is maintained through public ledger system.
Reduced Fraud – eliminates cases of credit card frauds.
4. Evolution of cryptocurrency
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5. Categories of cryptocurrency
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Ease of use and highly portable
Untraceable (pseudo-anonymous transactions)
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Low inflation and collapse risk
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- Risk and failure in policy- Money Laundering, Purchase of illegal goods
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**Slide 1: Title**
- Title: "Cryptocurrency: Decoding the Future of Finance"
**Slide 2: Introduction**
- Briefly introduce the topic.
- Mention the growing interest in cryptocurrencies.
- State the purpose of your presentation.
**Slide 3: What is Cryptocurrency?**
- Define cryptocurrency as a digital or virtual form of currency using cryptography.
- Mention decentralization and blockchain technology.
**Slide 4: History of Cryptocurrency**
- Discuss the origin of cryptocurrency with Bitcoin in 2009.
- Mention Satoshi Nakamoto and the whitepaper.
**Slide 5: How Cryptocurrency Works**
- Explain the basics of blockchain technology.
- Describe transactions and the role of miners.
**Slide 6: Popular Cryptocurrencies**
- Mention Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a few other notable cryptocurrencies.
- Provide a brief overview of their use cases.
**Slide 7: Benefits of Cryptocurrency**
- Discuss advantages like security, transparency, and low transaction fees.
- Include potential for financial inclusion.
**Slide 8: Risks and Challenges**
- Talk about volatility and price fluctuations.
- Address regulatory and security concerns.
- Discuss scams and fraud.
**Slide 9: Wallets and Exchanges**
- Explain the concept of digital wallets.
- Mention cryptocurrency exchanges where users can buy, sell, and trade.
**Slide 10: Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs)**
- Describe what ICOs are and how they work.
- Mention the risks associated with ICO investments.
**Slide 11: Cryptocurrency Regulation**
- Discuss the global regulatory landscape.
- Highlight examples of countries with favorable and unfavorable regulations.
**Slide 12: Real-World Use Cases**
- Talk about how cryptocurrencies are being used, including remittances, online purchases, and more.
- Highlight blockchain applications like smart contracts.
**Slide 13: Investment and Volatility**
- Explain the investment aspect of cryptocurrencies.
- Mention HODLing and trading strategies.
- Emphasize the need for careful investment due to volatility.
**Slide 14: Future of Cryptocurrency**
- Discuss the potential impact on traditional finance.
- Mention developments in central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
- Address the role of cryptocurrencies in a digital economy.
**Slide 15: Conclusion**
- Summarize key points from your presentation.
- Encourage questions and discussions.
**Slide 16: Q&A**
- Open the floor for questions and discussions.
**Slide 17: Thank You**
- Thank your audience for their attention.
- Provide your contact information for further inquiries.
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- 1. - Siva -
- 2. Are you familiar with these words ?
- 3. Satoshi Nakamoto • One or more people : Still not exposed their identify • Published the one page paper on 2008
- 4. What is Cryptocurrency • Decentralized • Digital currency in which cryptography techniques are used to regulate the generation of units of currency • Decentralized • P2P ( Peer to peer ) transection • Transections are irreversible
- 5. Cryptocurrency Vs Conventional currency Conventional currency Cryptocurrency Issued by government Created by computers : by solving hashes Unlimited supply and can be produced more by the government when necessary Limited supply and has a set of maximum. Physical way of exchange money A digital way of money exchange. Form of coin or paper Presented by private and public piece of code. Centralized and control by the law and banks Decentralized and not controlled by any single entity or government It's value is determined by the market and regulation It's value is not determined by the supply and demand
- 6. Cryptocurrency : The way back Oct 2008 : BITCOIN.ORG & WHITEPAPER INTRODUCTION Jan 2009 : FIRST BITCOIN TRANSACTION Oct 2009 : BITCOIN EXCHANGE RATE ESTABLISHED $ 0.0007 Feb 2010 : FIRST REAL WORLD TRANSACTION $ 0.004 Jul 2010 : BITCOIN INCREASES TENFOLD $ 0.08 Aug 2010 :EXPLOIT GENERATES 184 BILLION BITCOINS $ 0.07 Jul 2011 : FIRST MAJOR THEFT $ 14.5 Jul 2015 : ETHEREUM GENESIS BLOCK $ 280
- 7. Dec 2016 :TOP 7 CRYPTOCURRE NCIES GAIN VALUE $ 800 May 2017 : OVER 1000 DIFFERENT CRYPTO CURRECIES $ 1800 Aug 2017 : MARKET CAP EXCEEDS $100 BILLION $ 2400 Aug 2017 : BITCOIN "SPLITS" INTO BITCOIN (BTC) AND BITCOIN CASH (BCH) $ 3500 Dec 2017 : BITCOIN HITS THE MARKET $ 19,783 Data Reference : cryptotimeline.com
- 8. Categories of Cryptocurrency • “Currency” Cryptocurrencies • “Utility” Cryptocurrencies • “App/Platform” Cryptocurrencies
- 9. “Currency” Cryptocurrencies Serves the purposes of being a store of value and a unit of account like the normal hard cash • Bitcoin : the first currency cryptocurrency • New currency cryptocurrencies to overcome the limitations of bitcoin • E.g : Litecoin • Bitcoin cash • Monero • Dash and etc.
- 10. “Utility” Cryptocurrencies creates an infrastructure that can be leveraged to build on top of it. • Ethereum : allows developers to create smart contracts • FileCoin : creates a decentralized storage network/
- 11. “App/Platform” Cryptocurrencies represents the cryptocurrency equivalent of an app or platform • Built on top of “Utility” Cryptocurrencies • Angur : decentralized prediction market built on top of Ethereum. ( a beting platform ) • 0x project : building a decentralized exchange of any type..
- 12. Advantages of Cryptocurrencies • Easy access • Quick and easy payments • Fast Settlements • Lower Fees • Privacy • Highly secured • No third party : Decentralised • No boundaries
- 13. Drawbacks of Cryptocurrencies • Difficult to understand • Lack of knowledge • Not accepted widely • Can lose your wallet • No way of reversing
- 14. Future of Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrency Will Replace National Currencies By 2030 : Time.com