Big Tech Comps are Busy Onboarding Crypto Opportunities, Samsung On-Line

Big Tech Comps are Busy Onboarding Crypto Opportunities, Samsung On-Line
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Samsung, followed by other big tech companies is laying the groundwork to leverage crypto opportunities

Cryptocurrencies are now considered some of the most important investment assets in the world. Worldwide big tech companies are deploying blockchain technology to utilize this emerging technology's real-world possibilities. Elementary blockchain technology and crypto applications are some of the significant drivers of growth and development in global businesses. Experts say that the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies indicates that customers might adopt these virtual currencies as the future of money, besides, the blockchain technology that underpins them is already changing the way businesses operate. Since blockchain provides a secure ledger for all transactions, it can be used to make businesses run more efficiently. Starting from decentralized security to effective data management, and enhancing transparency, blockchain and crypto offer several benefits to companies across the globe.

Quite recently, Samsung became one of the many big tech companies that are choosing to implement crypto and blockchain services in its daily operations. Samsung is currently planning to launch its own cryptocurrency exchange based in its native South Korea. Initially, the company planned to create a crypto trading platform in 2021 but unfortunately struggled with the skill gap. South Korean media reports claim that Samsung Securities, a subsidiary of Samsung Futures intends to explore the virtual asset domain, in partnership with the Korea Financial Investment Association. Owing to the massive adoption of blockchain and crypto in South Korea, it is only fair that one of the largest big tech companies in the world that are based in the country takes a leap towards completely utilizing the merits of cryptocurrencies.

Experts Believe Big Tech will Continue to Adopt Cryptocurrencies

South Korea witnesses a fresh wave of the cryptocurrency craze. The country's securities companies intend to establish numerous cryptocurrency exchanges within the first few months of 2023. Recently, these entities have been collaborating with domestic monetary watchdogs to receive legal licenses for such activities by the end of 2022. Well, South Korea is just an example, major big tech companies located in other countries like the USA and UK have been rapidly implementing cryptocurrencies in their daily operations.

The adoption of cryptocurrency in big tech massively influences the broader decentralized market. One of the most prominent examples is when Tesla bought US$1.5 billion worth of Bitcoin holdings and said that this initiative was meant to achieve more flexibility and diversify financial operations in the company. After this move, Bitcoin's value jumped almost 50%. A similar phenomenon occurs when Elon Musk tweets about Dogecoin. It is quite a known fact that DOGE is Musk's favorite cryptocurrency, and whenever he tweets about investing in it, the crypto's value jumps by leaps and bounds. Quite recently, Google too declared that Google Pay has started supporting the Coinbase card, which functions as a digital wallet for storing and spending cryptocurrencies.

Bottom Line

As Samsung steps into the decentralized market, tech and finance moguls predict that the dominance of cryptocurrencies will advance in the mainstream economic and financial markets. Other big names like Amazon, Apple, and MicroStrategy are also keeping a close eye on the crypto market. Meanwhile, to leverage these advantages, users need to completely educate themselves and explore the world of crypto so that they can benefit from the market's evolution in the emerging future.

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