• Digital currencies have no physical properties and are only available in digital form. Computers or electronic wallets connected to the internet or specified networks are used to conduct digital currency transactions.
• Physical currencies, on the other hand, such as banknotes and minted coins, are palpable, meaning they have distinct physical qualities. Only when their holders have physical possession of these currencies are transactions involving these currencies possible.
• The utility of digital currency is comparable to that of physical currencies. They can be used to pay for both products and services. They're also forbidden in some online communities, such as gaming sites, gambling websites, and social networking sites.
• Instant transactions that can be carried out across borders are also possible with digital currency. For example, a person in the United States can send digital currency to a counterparty in Singapore if they are both connected to the same network.

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