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Digital currencies represent the future of finance and the global economy, relying on encryption and blockchain technologies that provide high security and transparency for transactions without the need for intermediaries such as banks. 15 These currencies, such as Bitcoin, offer faster transactions and lower costs compared to the traditional financial system, making them attractive for investment and trading. 13 Central banks around the world have begun developing their own digital currencies (CBDCs) with the aim of combining the advantages of digital currencies with regulatory control. This could lead to a reduction in reliance on paper money and improve the efficiency of international transactions. 16 Digital currencies also contribute to increasing financial inclusion and enabling individuals and businesses, especially in developing countries, to access financial markets more easily. 5 Despite the significant opportunities, digital currencies face challenges such as price volatility, security risks, and the need for legal regulations that protect users and limit illicit activities. 15 However, ongoing technological and regulatory developments indicate that digital currencies will play an increasingly important role in the global financial system in the future.