Cryptos crash up to 30% amid U.S. Fed blues
38 of top 50 cryptos trading in the red in 2022; crypto marketcap has corrected 33% from November 10 peak of a little over $3 trillion.
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Cryptos to watch out for in 2022
Solana, Cardano, Avalanche, Polkadot that offer real-world applications will continue to hog the limelight.
Will Cryptocurrency Bill ban Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin? Experts' take
Industry experts are optimistic that there will not be a blanket ban and the speculation around the term ‘private cryptocurrencies’ will be put to rest once the fine print of the bill is out.
Will Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Coin, Doge, get the boot from India?
The move to "prohibit" comes after the PM had warned young investors about the perils of cryptocurrency, and chairing top-level deliberations on the issue.
Hey Bollywood fans! Are NFTs legal in India?
There is no regulatory structure in India for cryptocurrencies, making NFTs risky. The lack of liquidity is also a worry.
What is Shiba Inu — the crypto trading more than Bitcoin in India?
Bitcoin’s and Ethereum’s exorbitant price makes them an elusive cryptocurrency. Shiba Inu is an affordable and abundant alternative for those looking to get on the crypto-investing bandwagon.
Cryptocurrency logjam: What are India’s options?
As cryptocurrencies grow, differentiate them from digital currencies, devise robust regulatory mechanisms.
Bitcoin breaks $66,000. Will it cross $100,000 by December?
The largest cryptocurrency in the world has more than doubled year-to-date in terms of market capitalisation. Bitcoin holds a market cap of $1.25 trillion.
Average Indian crypto investor is 24
The Gen Zs are investing in cryptocurrencies as their first investment in an asset class, says Ashish Singhal, co-founder and CEO, CoinSwitch Kuber, a cryptocurrency exchange platform.
Crypto craze: Revolution or commotion?
The legality of cryptocurrency is in question as the government and the regulator have made contradictory statements. Nischal Shetty, CEO of WazirX, disentangles its technology and legal status.
