Nynu V Jamal

The Indian crypto market has long been connected to active trading and short-term bets. But now, the focus is slowly shifting as more wealthy investors begin to enter the space.

Today, the crypto market in India has seen a strong uptrend. Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies have moved up significantly.

Crypto purchases may seem an easy task, but buying digital assets via an Indian exchange might be complicated for NRIs.

Bitcoin transfers can occur between two individuals without any third party getting involved.

India's long-awaited crypto regulation plans are facing another major challenge as a key parliamentary hearing was cancelled.

A weak single-day finish does not indicate that a major sell-off is imminent. This is better understood from the Nifty 50's close on August 26, where

The final minutes of Thursday's trading session turned unusually volatile for Indian investors, with the Sensex briefly plunging more than 2,000 points within minutes before recovering sharply.

Payment giant Visa's latest partnership in South Korea has once again brought stablecoins into the spotlight.

India's banking sector is reportedly entering a new phase after years of high bad loans.

SEBI's new Closing Auction Session (CAS) is now under increased scrutiny as the Sensex plunged by more than 2,000 points.