Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency still remains beyond any regulation in the country; however, government authorities have started promoting transparency regarding crypto transactions Indian investors are waiting in anticipation for the official verdict on cryptocurrency exchanges in the country. Even though El Salvador has embraced the digital revolution in currency, India is still mulling over the issue. Last week, […]

Cryptocurrency has risen and Bitcoin specially has improved in terms of exchange value this week, despite the recent marginal slip. Bitcoin price in India dropped marginally by 0.15 percent on Friday, September 24, a day after witnessing a hike. The world’s largest valued cryptocurrency is currently trading at $47,243.04 (roughly Rs. 34,84,000). Despite today’s marginal

Cryptocurrency prices remained mixed on Friday as volatility impacted valuations over the past 24 hours. Experts believe that Bitcoin’s rebound could provide a boost to the virtual coin market over the next few days. Check the latest cryptocurrency trends and prices. Cryptocurrency prices were mixed on Friday as volatility impacted gains over the past 24

Bitcoin prices continued to struggle and dropped briefly below $40,000 over the last 24 hours for the first time since August. The world’s largest cryptocurrency recouped some losses, however, was still trading lower as it was down 1.5% to $42,036.5. Bitcoin is up 42% this year, though, much below its record high level of near $65,000. Ether,

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has stated multiple times that it has “serious” and “major” concerns about cryptocurrencies without ever explaining what those concerns could be. The central bank’s aversion to virtual currencies is seen as one of the primary motivations behind the government’s bill to ban all private cryptocurrencies. The crypto industry