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Crypto in 2026: The quiet transformation India cannot ignore anymore
The crypto market is shifting from speculation to institutional-grade structure, driven by Bitcoin’s treasury use, rapid tokenisation, and coordinated global regulation. India’s maturing investor base and expanding access accelerate the need for clearer frameworks and safer, compliant participation in 2026.
Promising new crypto launches you can still get in early
Amidst market hype, three new crypto projects—$T6900, $HYPER, and $BEST—are gaining traction with ongoing presales. $T6900 embraces satire, Bitcoin Hyper aims to enhance Bitcoin's functionality, and Best Wallet challenges MetaMask with its user-friendly design. These tokens attract early investors with discounted prices and high APYs, positioning them as potential players in the next bull cycle.
Trump opens the door for private equity and crypto as 401(k) retirement plan options
A Trump executive order could allow 401(k) plans to invest in higher-risk assets like private equity and cryptocurrencies, potentially opening trillions in retirement funds to these markets. Federal agencies must first rewrite regulations, a process that could take months.
POPCAT and WIF lead memecoin rally. Here are the hot presales to watch
The crypto market shows cautious sentiment, except for memecoins like Popcat, Dogwifhat, and Pepe Unchained. Popcat reached an all-time high with notable gains, while Pepe Unchained develops a Layer-2 blockchain for memecoin traders. Flockerz introduces a vote-to-earn model, encouraging community participation.
Does India really need a central bank digital currency?
India's central bank digital currency (CBDC), introduced to counter private virtual currencies, struggles with adoption and utility. Existing systems like UPI already provide digital payment solutions. CBDC growth has been minimal, raising questions about its necessity. Other countries have paused similar projects, highlighting shared challenges in CBDC implementation.
5 ongoing crypto presales set to explode potentially
The low entry point of promising crypto presales allows strategic investors to maintain a healthy risk-reward ratio.
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Bitcoin Pizza Day today: Mudrex CEO Edul Patel explains the significance
Mudrex celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day in Bengaluru by distributing pizzas to children, startups, and food lovers, partnering with WeWorks and Zomato. Edul Patel shares insights on Bitcoin's journey from the first real-world transaction in 2010 to current regulatory trends, including SEBI's stance.
Jack Dorsey, Jay-Z partner on Bitcoin educational programme in US
The programme, designed in collaboration with Crypto Blockchain Plug and Black Bitcoin Billionaire, aims to provide education, and empower the community with knowledge.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman flags anonymity as 'inherent risk' in use of blockchain
Sitharaman said the distributed ledger technology is a beautiful technology which will help in democratisation but flagged anonymity as an "inherent risk" which we need to guard ourselves from.
Data wiper hits Ukraine computers; edtech firms guarantee jobs
Hours before Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine on Thursday morning, a destructive piece of software had already begun taking down the country’s digital infrastructure, wiping data from hundreds of infected computers.
Crypto influencers you should follow in 2022
India recorded the second-highest number of cryptocurrencies users worldwide during the year, and India-based crypto exchange platforms attracted millions of users, with CoinSwitch alone amassing over 15+ million of them.
Institutes told to cut ties with edtech firms; states line up to woo Tesla
The University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education told educational institutes to cancel their partnerships with edtech firms or face being derecognised.
Ban or regulate? Here's how India can resolve its cryptocurrency dilemma
India must, however, have a more nuanced approach to deal with cryptos. First, India cannot ignore a potentially vast source of revenue that cryptos represent. For a country where public spending is still the primary driver of progress and infrastructure, an accepting approach to cryptos may help tap into this tantalising source.
SaaS season coming soon; India's chance at blockchain greatness
We are opening this December week with a bunch of exclusive stories you ought not to miss. First up, Indian software-as-a-service (SaaS) firms have seen increased attention from risk investors over the past year or two.
Crypto ETFs explained
Reports and rumours that the US SEC was set to approve the launch of one or more bitcoin ETFs has sent prices of the cryptocurrency soaring. But, what exactly ate crypto ETFs?
In next 2-3 years, India may have a bigger crypto ecosystem than US: Nischal Shetty
“When we talk about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). it does not mean you do not need the other cryptos out there.”
Shiprocket looks to land $200m; ecomm firms begin festive season hiring
Shiprocket, a company that collects goods from online businesses and sends them to delivery companies, is finalising a new round of funding led by Temasek.
Zomato’s new co-founder
From Zomato elevating a longtime exec as co-founder to Bitcoin being adopted as legal tender in El Salvador and Instagram's new monetisation features, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
14th unicorn rises
From Zeta becoming India's latest startup unicorn to Food delivery firms facing curbs and upGrad buying Impartus, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Trucking hell
From E-commerce firms facing new logistic challenges to Ethereum co-founder's big Covid donation and Elon Musk's Bitcoin U-turn to court, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Bitcoin can prosper without becoming a major currency: SkyBridge's Scaramucci
Designed as a way to pay, bitcoin is still little use for commerce - though in a major step Tesla Inc said on Wednesday customers can now pay for its electric vehicles in the cryptocurrency.
View: What’s India’s beef with Bitcoin, really?
The trouble is with bureaucrats. They say they want blockchain, but not cryptocurrencies. It’s as silly as wanting airports with duty-free shops but no flights.
Expect Nifty to give high-teens returns for next 8-10 years: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
It is not easy to build knowledge industries. I am bullish on both IT and pharma, says Jhunjhunwala.
I am fully confident India will embrace profound technology: Joseph Lubin, Ethereum
“Once people explain things to you and you see the power of technology, you also understand that it can protect systems better. I am fully confident that this country will embrace profound technology,” Lubin told.
Blockchain major ConsenSys inks Mou with AP, to set up academy
As part of the MoU, these technologies will be utilized in the areas of land titling, supply chain, identity platform, electronic health records, etc., in the state.
Budget 2018: Govt exploring blockchain tech to usher in digital economy for all
The finance minister also singled out emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT) and 3D printing, nudging policy think tank NITI Aayog to start a national programme that will stoke research and result in applications in these areas.
need2know: Budget cues for your day on D-Street
Here’s a lowdown on top Budget triggers that may move market on Friday.
A poor sheep-herder now mines cryptocurrencies - and proves a point
For Mutai, the appeal is simple: It levels the playing field in global markets that don’t give people like him many breaks.
Barely out of school, teens turn tech entrepreneurs
Kshitij Kumar, 18, who has just finished class 12, is heading to the University of Illinois for a degree in business and computer science.
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