Theoretical and Natural Science
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 2 , 20 February 2023
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Bitcoin is known to the world from its birth to the present, and it only took 13 years. In the past 13 years, countless virtual currencies have flourished. In the rapid development of virtual currencies, many problems have been revealed. This article will mainly discuss (1) energy consumption, (2) miner consolidation, (3) encryption security and finally (4) miner income volatility through different types of virtual currency data. And use Android virtual currency as a case to look forward to virtual currency The direction of development. Readers can learn more about the main challenges faced by virtual currencies through this article, and explore the future development model of virtual currencies.
Miner Consolidation, Energy Consumption, Cryptocurrencies, Encryption Security, Miner Income Volatility
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