Across
- 4. / This term describes the major advantage of cryptocurrencies, offering protection against inflation. (7 letters)
- 6. / This process involves confirming transactions and adding them to the blockchain. (6 letters)
- 8. / A significant challenge for digital currencies, where a single digital token could be spent more than once. (11 letters)
- 11. / A currency that exists in a decentralized form and uses cryptography. (14 letters)
- 12. / A blockchain's length is described as this, meaning it has a limit but can grow over time. (6 letters)
- 13. / Digital currencies like Bitcoin allow for these types of transactions, eliminating intermediaries. (12 letters)
- 14. / This aspect of cryptocurrency transactions makes it difficult for governments to seize or freeze assets. (7 letters)
- 15. / A digital currency known for its security and the first to solve the double-spend problem. (7 letters)
Down
- 1. / Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are designed to be this, limiting the total number of coins that can ever exist. (6 letters)
- 2. / An environmental concern associated with the process of verifying cryptocurrency transactions. (17 letters)
- 3. / The lack of this in cryptocurrency facilitates tax evasion and black market transactions. (11 letters)
- 5. / The concept of making financial transactions in a digital format, without physical counterparts. (14 letters)
- 7. / A key feature of cryptocurrencies, ensuring that transactions are irreversible and recorded. (9 letters)
- 9. / A system where transactions are recorded across multiple computers. (9 letters)
- 10. / A decentralized digital currency introduced in 2011 as a lighter alternative to Bitcoin. (8 letters)