Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency
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Podcast: CryptoSimplified Episode 2— The immediate future of Indian crypto-sphere
Earlier this month prices of cryptocurrencies on Indian crypto exchanges dropped amid news reports that the Indian government plans to clamp down on the fledgling industry. Indeed officials have made it clear that there will be "exceptions" and that they have nothing against the underlying technology and its applications. The new crypto bill is scheduled to be tabled in the winter session of the parliament that begins on November 29th. In this context, what is the future of this segment? How relevant is blockchain technology to India?
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Blanket ban unlikely, keep calm and crypto on
India's policymakers sent local crypto trade into a spin with reports of a proposed bill to ban private cryptocurrencies. Trade has stabilised and so have intermediaries, but the uncertainty on the road ahead
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Decoding the continuing frenzy around cryptocurrency trading
Even as India considers reining in crypto advertisements, the government is unlikely to go the China way and ban trading in cryptocurrencies. As it gains popularity in India, intermediaries say imminent regulations and minor curbs could boost crypto trading volumes and further mainstream adoption
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A beginner's guide to Bitcoin
The world of cryptocurrency has fast gained popularity amongst investors. Join us and learn fascinating facts about the new digital asset only on #CryptoSimplified presented by Forbes India and ZebPay.
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Forbes India Presents ZebPay Crypto Simplified Episode 1: Rising interest among women in cryptocurrencies
In addition to the traditional modes of investments that include mutual funds, stock trading, Public Provident Fund and fixed deposits, a brand new option has just been thrown open for retail investors: cryptocurrencies. In this episode, Sayali Rai and Niyati Thaker, partners at FinCocktail, an outfit that demystifies finance, talk about the recent interest in this new asset class among Indians, especially women. How should a layperson with little or no background in tech or finance approach this new instrument? What is their advice for those who are just getting started? The episode covers su
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Podcast ' Forbes India Presents ZebPay Crypto Simplified Episode 1: Rising interest among women in cryptocurrencies
In addition to the traditional modes of investments that include mutual funds, stock trading, Public Provident Fund and fixed deposits, a brand new option has just been thrown open for retail investors: cryptocurrencies. In this episode, Sayali Rai and Niyati Thaker, partners at FinCocktail, an outfit that demystifies finance, talk about the recent interest in this new asset class among Indians, especially women.
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I'm a realistic investor: Sunny Leone
Sunny Leone on rolling out her non-fungible tokens, being a 'control freak' as an entrepreneur and making a profit out of doing things that she loves
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Explore the world of crypto with Forbes India and Zebpay
As the cryptocurrency universe expands, with rapid new developments in the space, the questions about this fascinating digital asset also seemingly grow. Decrypt the trillion dollar industry on #CryptoSimplified with Forbes India and Zebpay
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Cryptocurrencies in India: Sign me up
Pick a cryptocurrency exchange you trust and start your journey
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Bitcoin uses more electricity than many countries. How is that possible?
The process of creating Bitcoin consumes around 96 terawatt-hours of electricity annually, more than is used by the Philippines, a nation of about 110 million
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Prices of crypto fall as El Salvador adopts bitcoin as legal tender
President Nayib Bukele said the country has bought 400 bitcoins worth around $20 million; troubled rollout saw prices crash by 14.57 percent