Digital currency

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(DC).

Money that exists in digital (virtual) form only, for example Bitcoin and Ripple.

Digital currencies that rely on cryptography and a distributed ledger are known as cryptocurrencies.


Other forms of digital currency include central bank digital currencies.


See also

  • Altcoin
  • Bank of England
  • Bitcoin
  • Blockchain
  • Britcoin
  • Central bank digital currency
  • Crypto-assets
  • Cryptocurrency
  • Cryptography
  • Currency
  • DC
  • Digital asset
  • Digital capital market
  • Digital pound
  • Digital public money
  • Distributed ledger
  • Ether
  • Fiat currency
  • Gold standard
  • Libra
  • Money
  • Non-fungible token
  • Ripple


External links

  • Central bank digital currencies - Bank of England
  • The economics of digital currencies - Bank of England
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