#CryptoStocks Cryptocurrencies (cryptos) are decentralized digital assets based on blockchain technology, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, which enable secure transactions without intermediaries. They are volatile and can be used as an investment or means of payment. In contrast, stocks represent partial ownership of a company. By purchasing stocks, investors can earn profits through dividends or by the increase in market value. Although both are forms of investment, they differ in regulation, risk, and liquidity. Nowadays, many investors combine cryptos and stocks in their portfolios, seeking diversification and higher returns, although both markets can be affected by global economic factors.
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