An Overview of the blockchain and currency Currencies - Part II

A DIGA ecosystem of currency, consisting of a diverse set of actors, creates user interfaces between public blocks and traditional economies and various economic sectors.

Cryptographic currencies industry

The emergence of a business ecosyste
There are many projects and companies that provide products and services to facilitate the use of encrypted currencies for users, as well as the infrastructure required for applications running on public blocks.

A DIGA ecosystem of currency, consisting of a diverse set of actors, creates user interfaces between public blocks and traditional economies and various economic sectors. The existence of these services will add significant value to cryptographic currencies as these services provide the tools needed to make public and local currencies more widely used in the economy.

Sections of the industry of ciphered currencies
Since the industry of ciphered currencies is a mix of many groups and actors, this article focuses solely on what we consider to be the four key keys to the sectors of the cybercurrency industry. As mentioned in the first part, these four items are: currency exchanges, wallets, payment and extraction companies.

From exchanges, for the purpose of buying and selling DIGI currencies and exchanging them with each other or with national currencies, this will result in liquidity and price adjustment of the reference. Wallets with key management are a means of keeping the currencies safe. The payments section includes companies that provide a wide range of services for ease of payment of foreign exchange payments; and ultimately the extraction department, which is responsible for verifying transactions and protecting documents from all transactions in the world (ie, protection Of Blockacin).

Each of the sections mentioned above has its own categorization that divides the agents and activities into specific categories.

The lines and intervals between sectors are increasingly fading. Some companies create a platform that delivers products and services in different parts of the industry, while others are operating in different parts of the industry with different brands. In fact, 19 percent of the DJs that are included in the study provide services that include two parts of the industry, 11 percent of which operate in three parts of the industry, and others in all four The department works. Given the range of products and services offered to customers, the growing number of companies in the industry can be considered "global" DIGAs.

Walnuts are increasingly entering the deprecation service to appear to be their users to fill their work, while exchange traders sometimes provide tools for maintaining a safe digital exchange of new currencies on their platform. Similarly, payment companies are offering money transferring platforms that allow the exchange and exchange of foreign currencies, and sometimes include currency exchange services. As a result, placing DJs in fixed categories can be challenging in some cases.

This article covers companies, organizations and individuals in 38 countries.

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