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Mongolia is leading the world in cryptocurrency adoption
Economy
Today, nine-tenths of the
world's money is just numbers on a computer. In Mongolia alone, about seven
percent of all money is stored in banknotes in cash and the remaining 93
percent in non-cash or digital format. We all know that digital money in
people's accounts can be a means of payment, even if it is not real.
So what is the next evolution
of digital money? More and more economists say that electronic algorithms based
on cryptocurrency or blockchain technology will replace fiat currency soon. It
has already started with more than 4,200 cryptocurrencies currently listed on
CoinMarketCap, the largest crypto database platform globally. ArdCoin, a
Mongolian loyalty reward project based on blockchain technology, has climbed to
the top 500 of this list. The main reason for the project's success is that it
has opened up numerous opportunities for Mongolians that were not feasible
before. Such as:
● Listings on international
crypto exchanges
● Ability to trade ArdCoin for
fiat currencies such as MNT, USD, and other cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin,
ethereum.
● Through ArdCoin, Mongolian
nationals living abroad can access financial services from Mongolia
● Anyone can invest from
anywhere in the world
ArdCoin opened up several new
ways to earn alternative income and build wealth for many Mongolians. These
came at the most fortunate time for many people, whose businesses had stagnated
for a long time due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Furthermore, it is becoming
increasingly clear that demand and value will increase as ArdCoin's liquidity
and uses increase.
Also, ArdCoin is the most
widely used blockchain-based loyalty program in the world. For example, Ard
estimates that one in three Mongolians own ArdCoin.
