Criminal and legislative policy to reduce the risk of virtual currencies and their impact on financial inclusion
marwa elsayed elsayed elhasawy
cirmial department - faculty of law - mansoura university
Abstract
Money has been used since its inception to facilitate the exchange of goods and services, and as an intermediary in the stock market, and for this role, it must have value in itself. On the other hand, the money to be accepted as money in the eyes of the law must be determined by the competent authorities in the state, or be subject to the universal acceptance of different means acceptance in society. The technology can provide several forms of virtual currencies that have been dealing in virtual space. The world has seen the evolution of the coin of the date of their appearance through the ages to become a virtual currency, and did not stop to this point but entered the world of digital encryption, which increased the interest of financial researchers, and pioneer of artificial intelligence, all of their terms of reference for research in the encryption mechanism, and how to use electronic digital encryption to protect the electronic currency from fraud.
Keywords
Virtual currencies - bit coin- encrypted data digital - financial inclusion - the economic risks
