Cryptocurrency

Before buying crypto, one should conduct research and determine which asset is better to purchase. Numerous young projects attract investors with promises, but one should not get carried away with them – it is always better to analyze the project’s prospects on your own. In this article, we will figure out how to buy cryptocurrency…

Digital entertainment platforms providing OTT streaming and betting sites accepting Paytm and Google Pay are hoping to get approval for crypto payments as well. The Centre, however, is still hesitant on whether to regulate or ban cryptocurrencies and introduce an RBI-backed digital rupee. Crypto Assets in Legal Limbo as New Regulation Is Rumoured Payment terms…

As per recent updates, the central government is considering imposing an 18% goods and services tax (GST) on all bitcoin transactions. At the said 40,000 crore ($5.5 billion) annual value of bitcoin, the 18% GST is expected to generate INR 7,200 crore ($1 billion) in tax revenue. The recent update is a sign of the…

Bitcoin is back in the news again. This time, though, it’s because of the halving that’s expected in May of this year. Speculation has been rife. The past two times the currency halved, speculation pushed the price up. This time, though, things are moving more slowly. We’ve seen a surge in interest in the currency,…

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have done wonders for financial economies everywhere. Take India as an example. Although the legality of cryptocurrency has been on the fence for the past couple of years, there are still a lot of people who want to know how to buy bitcoin in India and despite the higher bitcoin price,…

Bitcoin is rising in price at an exponential rate. In the last week, it jumped from $8,000 to $9,000. One day later, and Bitcoin is already at $9,655! (at time of publication) In today’s infographic, we visualize Bitcoin’s remarkable journey in 2017 – including the different events that happened along the way to it approaching the…

At first glance, the concept of “money” seems extremely straightforward. For example: the cost of a loaf of bread in New York City at a grocery store may be $3.50. We don’t think about it much, and we pull out our wallets to pay with cash or a credit card. But money is actually more…