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Difference between digital currencies, virtual currencies, and cryptocurrencies: Easy explanation.



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Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
00:34 – What are digital currencies?
01:22 – What are virtual currencies?
01:59 – How much is a virtual currency worth?
02:31 – What are cryptocurrencies?
02:40 – How many parties are involved in a cryptocurrency transaction?
03:10 - What are the Examples of cryptocurrency?
03:33 – Comparision between digital currencies, virtual currencies, and cryptocurrencies
04:25 – Conclusion

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Till the early ‘90s, gold was the currency of the world. Then, this system of gold as a currency replaced bank notes. And now, we have seen the rise of digital currencies, virtual currencies, and of course, cryptocurrencies.

To understand the difference between digital, virtual, and cryptocurrency, you’ll first need to know what they are.
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What are digital currencies?
Digital currency is simple. Instead of paying in cash or coins for any transaction, you transfer the money to the other person’s bank account.

This process makes the entire money transactions procedure very efficient, quick, and convenient.

What are virtual currencies?
Digital currencies comprise notes and coins issued by banks. Whenever you send money to another person, the bank facilitates this transaction and is the third party involved.

Banks do not issue virtual currencies, but rather people create them.
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If you send virtual currency to someone else or receive it, no third party is involved in the transaction.

Cryptocurrency is an example of a virtual currency.

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What are cryptocurrencies?
Cryptocurrencies are virtual currencies created by people on a decentralized blockchain network.

You can send and receive cryptocurrencies without the bank getting any information about your transactions.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, etc., are all examples of cryptocurrencies.

Comparing all three
First, there was normal money in the form of banknotes and coins. Then, we did transactions by exchanging notes and coins.
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Then came digital currencies, where people could make money transactions digitally.

But the issue that people found with this was that the system depended on banks. So hence, virtual currencies came up.
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With virtual currencies, people can send money to whoever they want without the bank overseeing the transactions.

Cryptocurrencies are an example of virtual currency built on blockchain technology.
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