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One of the most prominent examples of digital currencies is cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, but there are also other examples of digital currencies based on a specific technology. Here is some information about digital currencies:

Bitcoin: One of the most famous and oldest cryptocurrencies. It was launched in 2009 and is based on Blockchain technology. It is traded and stored electronically and is known for being a decentralized currency.

Ethereum: Besides being a cryptocurrency, Ethereum offers a platform for developing decentralized applications using smart contract technology.

Ripple: Ripple uses a different technology called "Ripple Protocol" to facilitate fast cross-border money transfers and settlements.

Litecoin: Litecoin is very similar to Bitcoin but uses different technologies that allow for faster transaction execution.

Cardano: Cardano is an application and smart contract development platform focused on security and sustainability.

Polkadot: Polkadot strives to achieve network supremacy by connecting several independent blockchains into a single network.

Monero: Monero focuses on privacy and confidential verification.

Binance Coin: Developed as a proprietary coin for the Binance cryptocurrency exchange.

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