As of 2021, an estimated average of 200 million users worldwide have invested in digital currencies, an annual user increase of 2.8 percent from the previous year. But despite this many are still uncertain of digital currencies as a means of investment and wealth management. Mavis Mok, CEO, HWGG Capital shares the difference between digital currencies investing and traditional investing, and some advice investors exploring digital currencies should take note of. 

<p>As of 2021, an estimated average of 200 million users worldwide have invested in digital currencies, an annual user increase of 2.8 percent from the previous year.&nbsp;But despite this many are still uncertain of digital currencies as a means of investment and wealth management.<strong> Mavis Mok, CEO, HWGG Capital&nbsp;</strong>shares the difference between digital currencies investing and traditional investing, and some advice investors exploring digital currencies should take note of.&nbsp;</p>

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