Cryptocurrencies. Safe Horizon ???

The future of cryptocurrencies, although very promising and profitable, still generates uncertainty, because although the Blockchain technology that supports them is very innovative, it is also very vulnerable. What do I mean when I say that he is very vulnerable? I refer to the large number of frauds that have been committed since cryptocurrencies boomed. There are many cases of identity theft to extract cryptocurrencies from a digital wallet, many hacking procedures that have allowed the illicit transfer of funds in cryptocurrencies from one portfolio to another, and stop counting.

The last case is that of the American investor Michael Terpin, who is suing the communications company AT&T for being guilty of the theft of approximately USD 24 million in cryptocurrencies. To know more about the topic, you can access the news in Spanish by clicking Here

This makes think and doubt the big investors, who are the ones who really raise the value of cryptocurrencies considering them digital assets where they can keep the value of their money.

The SEC's decisions on incorporating cryptocurrencies into the investment portfolios gave us a hope for the cryptocurrency market, but this type of news can lower the value of this type of bonds, considering them high risk due to the inclusion of cryptocurrencies. Now? Why can you consider it risky? Well for this type of eventualities that have suffered investors with their digital wallets.

Now, it is the work of the big firms, the developers, the big miners, even the ICOs and the creators of platforms such as Ethereum (one of the most used for the creation of new cryptocurrencies) to innovate creating better security patterns than allow Blockchain Technology to establish itself as a revolutionary technology, cutting-edge but above all SAFE.

I firmly believe that the future of cryptocurrencies depends to a large extent on the reliability and security that users can offer the platform where they are developed.

Friends, I will be very grateful for any comments, be it positive or negative, instructive, informative or anything that you think is relevant to the readers of this post.

I leave you, we read to you tomorrow.