Yes

2. Index
 Misconceptions about Cryptocurrency
 Time line
 How Cryptocurrency function (Buy or Create )
 Cryptocurrency acceptance and rejection on country level
 Cryptocurrency and Islamic world
 Conclusion

3. Misconceptions about Cryptocurrency
 Cryptocurrency is just a passing fad:
 Cryptocurrency is only used for illegal activities:
 Cryptocurrency is completely anonymous:
 Cryptocurrency is only for tech-savvy people:

4. 1983-2008: The Pre-Bitcoin Era
 1983: eCash
 1995: DigiCash
 1998: Crypto is Coined
 2008: Economic Crisis Strikes

5. 2009-2017: Bitcoin Birth to Boom
 2009: Bitcoin
 The 1st transaction
 2009: New Liberty Standard
 2010: Bitcoin Valuation
 2012: The Halvening
 2012: Staking Tokens

6. 2009-2017: Bitcoin Birth to Boom
 2012–2014: Coinbase
 2013: Dogecoin
 2013: HODL
 2016: Ethereum ICO
 2017: Bitcoin Booms

7. 2019-Forward: Crypto Goes Mainstream
& Evolves
 2019: Commercial Buy-In
 2020: Crypto Lending
 2021: Market Cap Surpasses $2 Trillion

8. Blockchain
 Decentralized
 Blockchain is a chain of blocks
 No central authority controlling it.
 Mining

9. Make your cryptocurrency
 Define your cryptocurrency's purpose and
features:
 Choose a blockchain platform:
 Define the consensus mechanism:
 Design the cryptocurrency architecture:
 Create the cryptocurrency:
 Test the cryptocurrency:
 Launch the cryptocurrency:

10. Value of any cryptocurrency
 Supply and Demand:
 Market Sentiment:
 Utility and Adoption:
 External factors

11. Why Cryptocurrencies is so unstable
 Lack of regulation:
 Speculation and hype:
 Limited supply:
 Lack of adoption:

12. Cryptocurrency Regulates
 Government Regulations:
 Self-Regulation
 Industry Standards:
 Blockchain Technology:

13. Buy cryptocurrency
 Choose a cryptocurrency exchange or platform:
 Create an account:
 Verify your identity:
 Fund your account:
 Choose a cryptocurrency:
 Place an order:
 Store your cryptocurrency:

14. Exchanges
 Platform for trading cryptocurrencies
 Real-time market data.
 Security
 Additional features

15. Name of cryptocurrencies exchanges
 Binance
 Coinbase
 Kraken
 Bitfinex
 Huobi
 KuCoin
 Bitstamp
 Gemini
 Bittrex
 Poloniex

16. Benefits of cryptocurrency adoption
 Increased financial inclusion:
 Faster and cheaper transactions:
 Decentralization and transparency:
 Innovation and investment opportunities:

17. Countries accepted cryptocurrency
 El Salvador:
 Japan:
 Switzerland:
 Malta:
 South Korea:
 The United States:

18. Country accepted cryptocurrency then
banned
 Bolivia
 China,

19. Side effects of cryptocurrency adoption
 Volatility and risk:
 Lack of regulation:
 Security concerns:
 Environmental impact:

20. Why countries did not accept it
 Regulatory concerns:
 Lack of understanding:
 Price volatility:
 Security concerns:
 Environmental impact:

21. Cryptocurrencies good or bad for
countries
 Positive impact
 New markets,
 Promoting financial inclusion,
 Driving innovation in the technology sector.
 Cross-border transactions
 Potential risks and negative impacts
 Market instability
 Pose risks to investors and consumers.
 Illegal activities

22. Islamic country
 Malaysia,
 United Arab Emirates (UAE)
 Iran
 Saudi Arabia

23. Conclusion

24. Traditional currency vs cryptocurrency
 Traditional currencies, such as the US dollar or Euro, have long-
established use cases as a medium of exchange, store of value, and
unit of account. They are widely accepted and relatively stable, with the
value of the currency being backed by the respective governments and
central banks. However, traditional currencies can be subject to inflation,
fluctuation in value, and geopolitical factors.
 Cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, offer some unique advantages
over traditional currencies. Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin or
Ethereum, are decentralized, meaning that they are not backed by any
government or central authority. They also offer greater privacy and
security than traditional currencies, as transactions are recorded on a
public blockchain ledger that cannot be altered or tampered with.
Cryptocurrencies can also be easily transferred across borders, with
lower fees and faster transaction times than traditional payment
methods.

25. Traditional currency vs cryptocurrency
 However, cryptocurrencies are also highly volatile, with prices
subject to fluctuation based on market demand and
speculation. The lack of centralization also means that
cryptocurrencies may be subject to regulatory uncertainty and
may not be widely accepted for payment in all countries or by
all merchants.
 Ultimately, whether traditional currencies or cryptocurrencies
are better depends on individual preferences and use cases.
Traditional currencies may be more suitable for day-to-day
transactions, while cryptocurrencies may offer advantages for
cross-border payments or as a store of value. It's important to
carefully consider the risks and benefits of both before making
a decision.