Cryptocurrencies provide protection for several types of data, which makes them attractive to users concerned about security. First and foremost, they protect personal data, as transactions are anonymous or pseudonymous, hiding information about wallet owners. Cryptocurrency networks use cryptographic technologies to prevent unauthorized access to funds. Transaction data, including amounts and recipient addresses, are also protected. This ensures transparency and security of financial operations, minimizing the risks of data leaks.
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