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The Importance of Digital Financial Literacy in Cyrptocurrency Investment: A Qualitative Study

Jul Aidil Fadli Department of Management, Universitay of Esa Unggul, Jakarta DOI: https://doi.org/10.37034/infeb.v6i4.941 Keywords: Digital Financial Literacy, Investment, Cryptocurrency, Investor, Roadmap Abstract This research aims to examine the role of digitial financial literacy in cryptocurrency investment activities. This research is a qualitative study through interviews with two key informants who have qualified experience in the field of investing in cryptocurrency. The study shows that digital financial literacy plays an important role in investing, especially in the technology-driven cryptocurrency space. Therefore, it is important for investors to have a good understanding and experience before choosing cryptocurrencies as part of their investment portfolio. From a government perspective, it is important to spread the understanding that financial literacy is an important part of investing. 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