Is it an alternative currency? A technology? A venture capital investment? A specious bubble?. Cryptocurrency is decentralised digital money, which works based on blockchain technology. In the past six months, cryptocurrencies have seen their prices skyrocket on the back of tweets, comments on social media, and advice from random people some of who barely know anything about how cryptocurrencies work. There are now over 4,000 in Crypto currencies in circulation in 2021 vs 180 sovereign currencies recognized as legal tender in United Nations (UN) member states. As the price kept moving up, everyone felt the FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt), and started pumping even more money in a typical action that every retailer takes, not just in cryptocurrencies but in every asset class. The result is that over the recent past, many retail investors found themselves trapped in a situation they’ve been in before.