1.1 Introduction: PDF
1.1 Introduction: PDF
1.1 Introduction: PDF
1 Introduction:
In recent years, the rise of cryptocurrency has been nothing short of revolutionary, reshaping
traditional notions of finance and challenging the established norms of the global economy. As
digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others gain traction, there is a growing need to
understand the factors contributing to their popularity and the diverse attitudes people hold
towards this transformative financial phenomenon.
Cryptocurrency represents a decentralized form of currency that operates on blockchain
technology, providing a secure and transparent platform for peer-to-peer transactions without
the need for intermediaries. The increasing adoption of cryptocurrencies has sparked debates
about their long-term viability, regulatory implications, and potential impact on the traditional
financial landscape.
This study aims to delve into the multifaceted dimensions of cryptocurrency popularity and the
various approaches people take towards it. The research will explore the driving forces behind
the surge in interest, investigate the demographic factors influencing adoption, and analyze the
socio-economic implications of embracing digital currencies.
Many in the financial services industry refer to blockchain technology as distributed ledger
technology. And some see blockchain as a more reliable database than their existing databases.
Since the inception of Bitcoin in 2009, popularity of cryptocurrency has grown rapidly. Many
other new cryptocurrencies are launched since then and widely used as a medium of exchange.
Due to its popularity and usability, price of bitcoin has already been touched $63000 in April
2021.
A cryptocurrency is a virtual or digital currency that is highly secured by cryptography or
encryption techniques which makes it nearly impossible to counterfeit such cryptocurrency.
These cryptocurrencies are designed to work as a medium of exchange.
Cryptocurrencies are generally not issued by the government agency of any country.
The decentralized nature of cryptocurrency networks shields it from any control of government
regulatory bodies on it Bitcoin is the first type of cryptocurrency that presently remains the most
used, valuable, and popular.
The research seeks to identify the factors influencing the rising popularity of cryptocurrencies
and to understand the various perspectives people hold towards these decentralized assets.
Issues such as public awareness, regulatory considerations, technological advancements, and
societal perceptions will be examined to provide a nuanced analysis of the cryptocurrency
phenomenon. By delving into these aspects, the study aims to contribute valuable insights into
the ongoing transformation of the financial industry and offer a deeper understanding of how
individuals navigate the opportunities and challenges presented by the increasing prevalence of
cryptocurrencies in today's globalized economy.
1.3 Significance of Study:
The study on the popularity of cryptocurrency and people's approach towards it holds significant
importance in contemporary society. Cryptocurrency is one of the important investment option
and blockchain technology can be used to make borderless payments. Economy can be
significantly developed by the effective use of Block chain technology and cryptocurrency.
Present study is an attempt to highlights its importance and the reason for lack of its popularity
in India.
1.4 Objectives :
Study on the popularity of cryptocurrency and the public's approach towards it encompasses a
multifaceted examination of the factors influencing the widespread adoption of digital
currencies. This investigation will delve into the key drivers behind the rising popularity of
cryptocurrencies, including technological advancements, economic trends, and regulatory
developments. By undertaking this research, a comprehensive understanding of the current
landscape surrounding cryptocurrency popularity and societal perspectives will be gained,
contributing valuable insights to both academic discourse and practical considerations for
policymakers and industry stakeholders.
1.6 Methodology
Primary Data
The primary data collection would involve direct interaction with individuals through surveys,
interviews, or focus groups, aiming to gather firsthand insights into their perceptions, usage
patterns, and opinions regarding cryptocurrency.
Secondary Data
The Secondary data would be gathered from existing literature, academic studies, market
reports, and reputable online sources to provide a broader context, historical perspectives, and
industry trends.
1.8 Limitations: