WHAT CRYPTOCURRENCY WILL RULE THE WORLD

CRYPTOCURRENCY IS A FASHION TREND OF THIS YEAR.
THERE ARE MORE THAN 650 CRYPTOCURRENCIES EXISTING IN THE WORLD, AND SOME OF THEM HAVE ALREADY CLAIMED TO HAVE GLOBAL INFLUENCE. THIS RAISES A VERY REASONABLE QUESTION: WHAT ARE THE MAIN CRITERIA THAT CRYPTOCURRENCY MUST COMPLY WITH TO BECOME POPULAR AND IN DEMAND GLOBALLY?
AND WHO ARE YOU? A POTENTIAL INVESTOR OR JUST AN OBSERVER?

Nowadays more and more people begin to realize that the financial system which principles were formed a few centuries ago is already largely archaic and does not meet the needs of modern society. Its rigidity, inefficiency and extremely slow rate of cash flows under ever-increasing costs forced the world to think about an alternative. And in recent years the alternative was found - this is a cryptocurrency!

For the majority of the population of our planet, this alternative is still perceived as an extreme exotic which, at the best, raises the curiosity and sometimes even the intention to get to know the principles of its functioning, and at the worst - the fear and the desire to prohibit it immediately! And this is normal because any new idea, at its birth, is ridiculed, then criticized and tried to be suppressed or even destroyed, and only after all this (if this idea passed all the previous tests and survived) accepted and sometimes even with a standing ovation! This is almost always done by those who were recently willing to do anything to discredit it! Our modern history knows many of such examples.

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