Digital Assets
A digital assets is a virtual or digital asset that denotes a currency unit used to buy, transfer, sell, or hold as a store of value within a digital ecosystem. Cryptocurrencies are secured, monitored, and organized by a peer-to-peer network, called a blockchain.
Blockchains use numerous cryptographic features that drastically reduce a digital assets’s likelihood of being counterfeited or double-spent. Most cryptocurrencies operate on decentralized networks, which allow the network to run without an intermediary, such as banks or a government. Many experts believe that blockchain technology, along with cryptocurrencies, may disrupt numerous industries on a global scale.
