Mid-2023 Cryptocurrency Report: A Collection of Articles

R. Kenner French in association with VastSolutionsGroup.com ClubhouseTax.Club & cryptoKplan.com

Common (Totally Wrong) Myths About Cryptocurrencies

As with any other fringe product or service, there are many myths surrounding cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies aren’t just for computer geeks and drug dealers trying to avoid the government. Relieving yourself of these myths will permit the formulation of a more accurate opinion. It’s easier to make informed decisions when your knowledge is sound.

Myths regarding cryptocurrencies abound:

1. Cryptocurrency is illegal. It depends on the country. It’s legal in the United States, but there are other countries, such as Russia, that have deemed it illegal. It’s unlikely the legal status will change anytime soon in the United States. It’s possible that it will become regulated, however.
2. Bitcoin is the only relevant cryptocurrency. There are several other cryptocurrencies. All have their strengths and weaknesses. Bitcoin, released in 2009, is the oldest and most well-known of them. Most of the other cryptocurrencies are less than three years old:

• Auroracoin
• Blackcoin
• Dash