One of the most perplexing questions in the world of cryptocurrencies that recurs among enthusiasts and investors is:
"Do cryptocurrencies have real value, or are they just a bubble?"
This question sparks controversy for several reasons:
Lack of tangible assets:
Unlike gold or real estate, cryptocurrencies are not based on a physical asset. Can they be considered to have real value? Or is their value merely a consensus among users?
Extreme price volatility:
Currencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum can rise or fall by dozens of percentage points in just a few days, which confuses investors and makes them question the logic of the market.
Regulation and legal ambiguity:
Some countries ban cryptocurrencies, while others regulate them, leaving the question of their "legitimacy" and "sustainability" open without a clear answer.
The difference between currency and technology:
Many believe that blockchain technology is useful, but they are not convinced of the currencies themselves as an investment tool. Is the currency important, or just the technology?
Similar questions also confuse many:
Will Bitcoin replace traditional currencies?
Who actually controls decentralized currencies?
What happens if the blockchain network suddenly disappears?
Are stablecoins really safe?
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