Quote from: Chukwudumaga on Today at 04:34:12 PM

A significant surge in cryptocurrency investment has swept across the globe. Every country worldwide is now actively considering their stance on cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency was even at the center of the US election. Various studies have shown that cryptocurrencies could dominate the economy in the next few years. Despite the political divide in America, Republicans and Democrats agree that cryptocurrencies will dominate the economy of the future. A survey found that more than half (53 percent) of Americans see crypto as the future, including 59 percent of Democrats and 51 percent of Republicans.

Currently, Americans want the regulations for crypto to be more transparent so that they can adopt it better. Republicans and Democrats also agree on the need for regulation to ensure that it becomes a safe investment option for American investors. 4 out of 5 Americans have a positive view of crypto. The acceptance of crypto among the American youth is so high that the American government is also paying special attention to it. A majority of older voters among American citizens also believe that crypto will create a more equitable economy with less reliance on banks and financial intermediaries. Crypto is currently the top investment choice for people aged 18 to 40 in this country. In almost every country in the world, the positive attitude towards crypto is increasing day by day, as a result of which cryptocurrency is going to play an important role in the economy in the future.

Will you agree with the thought that cryptocurrency is going to make a significant contribution to the economy of every country in the world ?

I doubt whatever you are saying. Right now obviously there is no way you can say that cryptocurrency is actually affecting the overall economy. A fraction of even the whole of the global market cap combined is nothing in front of the fiat and stock's economy that is going on. But yes talking about the future, right now until legalization kicks in anything can't be said, but even after legalizing it, chances are it will just become an investment tool, even in that case it won't become a major part of the economy, it'll even be far behind the commodities economy. Surely it's an issue the world has eyes on but surely not a thing that can impact global economy so quickly.