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Cryptocurrencies and their effect on the banking sector in the future: Interaction of different cryptocurrencies in the financial market

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2023
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To examine the types of cryptocurrencies, which are virtual currencies developed using the blockchain technology that emerged in approximately 2009 with e-commerce, which developed within the framework of technological and scientific developments, unlike existing currencies, and to explain the crypto currencies that try to replace the existing monetary systems and the usage areas of these currencies, Explaining the benefits and harms is to examine all aspects of these coins using various data sources. While cryptocurrencies provide benefits in many ways, they can cause harm in many ways. While these currencies, which can be transferred without being dependent on any central authority, are adopted by many segments, they are opposed by many segments. In this study, we will examine each aspect and size, benefits and harms of cryptocurrencies by using different sources and methods. The aim and aim of the study is to explain the concept and types of crypto money in detail and to reveal its relations with other economic and financial factors. Explaining the relationships with financial factors and making them visible. As a result of the study, cryptocurrencies, whose importance and demand are increasing today, but about which there is not much information or accurate information, and their functioning have been clarified and we will try to obtain precise or near-conclusive results about Cryptocurrencies. The results will enable us to better understand Cryptocurrencies and their functions

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Umut Ersin Demirtaş

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Umut Ersin Demirtaş (Master Thesis). Cryptocurrencies and their effect on the banking sector in the future: Interaction of different cryptocurrencies in the financial market, 2023, Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Üniversity.

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