• Legal Risks - Governments may attempt to regulate, restrict or prohibit the use and sale of Bitcoins, which has already happened in some jurisdictions.
• Volatility - Bitcoin's volatility is always in the headlines. For many traders, this is a reason not to accept Bitcoin as a means of payment out of fear of a sharp drop in prices.
• Possible funding of illegal activities - Unfortunately, Bitcoin is still used to fund illegal activities and money laundering. However, secret services around the world are expanding their expertise in cybersecurity and counteracting crypto-crime.
• Losing Keys - Because Bitcoin Wallets are so easy to use with public and private keys, one or both of these keys are often lost. American data researchers from Chain analysis assume that between 2.8 million and 3.8 million bitcoins of the maximum 21 million bitcoins have already been lost.
• Irreversibility - The irreversibility of Bitcoin transactions cannot always be seen as a positive aspect, but can quickly turn out to be a major problem in the event of accidents, faulty transactions or fraudulent exchange of goods.
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