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5 Cryptocurrency Advice To Know In 2024

Since the initial Bitcoin transaction in 2009, the popularity of cryptocurrencies has only grown. The rise of cryptocurrency hasn’t always been easy, much like the stock of certain celebrities. Uncertainties in legislation and the demise of exchanges, like FTX, have kept the technology on the outskirts for many.

However, 2024 will be a huge year for cryptocurrencies and digital assets in the Middle East, particularly in the United Arab Emirates, which has taken enormous steps to regulate the industry. So, what are the most important things to be aware of?

Crypto On Banking Apps In The Middle East

In the past, banks have avoided cryptocurrency. For them to invest in, it has been too dangerous and difficult. It’s similar to trying to explain to your parents the newest styles in clothing or music. It has taken a while to win over banks to cryptocurrency because they are not native to the industry. However, they now get it. We’re collaborating with some of the biggest brands to assist them in launching cryptocurrency goods through the daily banking apps that we all use. You will be able to invest in cryptocurrency using the same app that you use to transfer your football subscriptions or check your bank balance, eliminating the need to register for separate exchanges.

Stablecoins for Payments And Remittances

Only the United States behind the UAE and Saudi Arabia in the top three countries for outbound remittances. International money transfers are usually made by expatriates using exchange houses. More of such transfers will be made using stablecoins, which are cryptocurrencies tethered to conventional assets like the US dollar, starting in 2024. Stablecoins have a significant speed advantage over traditional remittance: transactions are almost instantaneous, which is quite convenient for those who need to send money to family members back home. There is no need to wait days for transfers to clear. Additionally, the cost advantages can be transferred to clients because stablecoin transactions require fewer administrative steps.

Novel Investment Types

Anybody in the finance industry will understand what you mean when you say “ETF,” but to others it can seem like the newest influencer making a mock boxing career. A mix of stocks or other assets exchanged on a stock exchange typically makes up an exchange-traded fund, or ETF. In essence, you avoid selecting specific stocks or bonds and instead receive a diversified package. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Bitcoin ETFs, which is excellent news at the beginning of the year. These ETFs are currently available from large firms like Blackrock, opening up new investment options for cryptocurrency. By the end of the year, it’s also anticipated that Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency behind Bitcoin, would have ETFs.

Tokenization of Tangible Resources

What is the connection between a technical patent, a piece of art, and a property? Their ownership could be shown as a “token” in 2024. These tokens, which are kept on a blockchain—a kind of digital ledger that logs transactions—are digital copies of actual assets.

There are several reasons to find this intriguing. One benefit is that it will give comfort while demonstrating ownership of a possession. A valuable artifact, such as a baseball card, may serve as an example. In order to verify its authenticity, you could get a digital title of ownership. Tokens also have the clever feature of allowing fractional ownership. Imagine being able to own a portion of a well-known piece of art; rather than having it fully owned by one person, it could be owned by multiple individuals at the same time. Fractional property ownership is already on the rise in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and this trend is probably going to continue in 2024.

The “Halving” of Bitcoin

For those who are interested in cryptocurrency and others who are not, the “halving” of Bitcoin in 2024 will likely be the most important event.

Crypto miners utilize powerful computers to solve puzzles in order to create fresh Bitcoin. In essence, these cryptographic puzzles are how transactions are processed and verified, and the miners are paid in Bitcoin for solving them. The supply of new Bitcoin on the market will be cut in half in 2024, making it even more rare. Why is this relevant? In the past, nevertheless, it has raised the price of Bitcoin. Naturally, there are no guarantees with any investment, but analysts are optimistic.

Komal Patil
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