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Photo of CoinDCX logo via CoinDCX The cryptocurrency market in India is in continuous fluctuation due to new regulations, changing user behavior, and the rise and fall of different exchanges' popularity among users. However, one name somehow manages to be a common ground: CoinDCX. So the question arises whether CoinDCX is indeed the number one cryptocurrency exchange in India or not? There isn't a straightforward answer of yes or no. It varies according to the parameters you

A graphic design of India and Pakistan over Bitcoin via Cryptorank Headlines this year have been dramatic: Pakistan racing to regulate crypto, doling out power for bitcoin mining, and even launching a national crypto council — while India keeps growing its retail base, reporting rising SIPs, and leading Chainalysis’s global adoption index. Which country is “ahead” depends entirely on what you measure. What the major adoption rankings say about Pakistan's crypto market A graph

Logo of pump.fun via Global Brands Magazine Within the rapidly growing world of cryptomems, a community named pump.fun on the Solana network has been one of the most prominent projects. While it has been hailed as a great way to experiment with the internet, it has been criticized as a breeding ground for scams. So, what exactly is pump.fun, and why has it attracted crypto scammers in droves? What is pump.fun? A Graphic design of Pump.fun via Datawallet Pump.fun is a Sol

Rug Pull Scam via The Economic Times Crypto has become a global phenomenon - fast, creative, and full of opportunities. Still, where there is money, you can always find scammers ready to take their cut by playing on people's naivety and using their eagerness against them. One of the most disruptive and destructive scams related to crypto is the rug pull, a criminal act that absorbs liquidity, erases the funds of the investors, and wipes out the whole project in a matter of mi

Traders working at desks surrounded by dozens of computer monitors via Scanz Every seamless cryptocurrency trade, where one buys or sells with minimum fluctuations in the market price, tends to have a market maker working in the background. While traders amass profits, market makers operate in the background in a manner crucial to ensuring the functionality of the crypto markets in a liquid state. So what does a market maker actually do in the world of cryptocurrencies? The c

Crypto winter cover page via TechDemand Crypto has its seasons, and while bull runs may feel like summer vacations, there's one particular season that makes investors shiver with fear: Crypto Winter. It is cold, long, unpredictable, and capable of freezing confidence across the entire market, especially Bitcoin. But what exactly is Crypto Winter, and why does it hit Bitcoin so hard? Let's break it down. What Is Crypto Winter? Crypto winter via CoinGeek Crypto Winter is a prol

Vitalik Buterin via Coinspeaker By 2026, cryptocurrency will cease to be marginal. It is changing the face of finance, policy, technology, and culture. However, the story is not just led by algorithms, but rather it is informed by powerful voices. These are the individuals who merely do not comment on the crypto trends but make them happen. We are describing Crypto Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), thinkers, builders, investors, and visionaries with opinions that drive markets, ins

The Bitcoin coin is placed over a cracked green surface with a red circle in the background, resembling the Bangladesh flag via TechBullion Bangladesh is one of the few countries where crypto trading walks in a legal grey zone, neither officially recognized nor entirely banned, yet strongly discouraged by the central bank. Yet, adoption keeps on rising. Global reports have placed Bangladesh among the most active crypto markets in Asia, even outperforming several countries wit

Cryptocurrency has been involved in finance, arts, gaming, and politics. However, it seems it's also touching something very old and personal: religion. In recent years, a growing number of religious cryptocurrencies have appeared, claiming to integrate blockchain technology, religion, and ethics through a sense of charity and a strong sense of community. As unconventional as the concept may be, the use of faith-based coins is slowly gaining popularity and raising both curios

South Korean authorities have used a large-scale crackdown on illegal financial transactions to destroy an international crypto money-laundering web into which approximately 100 million dollars worth of digital money is transferred, revealing how organized criminal gangs use digital wallets, international transfers, and legitimate business to cover the dirty money. This isn't a fringe scam. It is one of the biggest crypto-linked laundering incidents of South Korea in decades,

Do Kwon is being escorted by armed security officers via The New York Times The collapse of Terra and its algorithmic stablecoin UST was one of the most devastating moments in crypto history. Now, years after billions were wiped out, the legal reckoning is catching up. During a historic hearing, the judge described the Do Kwon actions as "fraud on an epic, generational scale," a phrase that instantly captured how deeply the Terra crash scarred global markets. What did the cou

The news of the potential of Bitcoin to rise to more than 100,000 by January 2026 has become a significant trend among buyers, sellers, and crypto lovers. Some market voices remain optimistic, citing fundamentals such as supply forces, institutional adoption, and the impact of halving. Nonetheless, others believe that such a rally may occur later due to consolidation or macroeconomic headwinds. To gain a clearer picture of whether this prognosis is realistic or not, it is con

Whenever a big scam, ransomware attack, or dark-web bust is being reported about, the same word keeps recurring next to it: crypto. Politicians warn about it. Regulators scrutinise it. Opponents argue that it is the economic support of the criminals around the globe. However, is cryptocurrency the currency of criminals, or does it have a more simplistic narrative, which fails to consider real-life uses of the technology? We should divide perception and reality. Why is crypto

In a year dominated by AI tokens and Layer-2 hype cycles, one unexpected trend has taken over the crypto conversation: Bitcoin Ordinals. What started off as a niche experiment in early 2023 has turned into one of the most fascinating and controversial developments in blockchain culture. But what exactly set Ordinals off, and why are they still relevant today?

When Bitcoin first appeared in 2009, people went crazy. Honestly, the excitement was off the charts; everyone believed this thing would completely overhaul the way money works. No more banks, no government getting involved, none of that traditional finance stuff. Supposedly, anyone with internet could join in. Now, fifteen years later? Folks are starting to look at it with suspicion, questioning if it actually empowered regular people or just turned into another exclusive clu

If you have been in the crypto space long enough, you have likely heard the colloquialism "crypto winter." It's more than a flashy slogan; it's also the name that traders assign to a long, bitter bear market where hype dissolves, prices collapse, and the chill seeps its way through the entire digital asset space.

The crypto community woke this week to the latest shocking news. Kyiv-based Ukrainian crypto trader and CEO Konstantin Galich was discovered dead in his Lamborghini Urus in Kyiv. The death of the trader occurred hours following the inexplicable slide of the digital-asset market and the destruction of billions of dollars in digital-asset value.

The logo of Trust Wallet with Van Gogh's Starry Night in the background (Image via Trust Wallet/Instagram) The cryptocurrency world over the weekend plunged into a frenzy as Trust Wallet, the globe's most preferred self-custody crypto wallet, briefly showed users with a balance of $0 in their assets. Social media went haywire with panic, with people speculating if their money had been hacked or deducted. As it later proved, however, the cause of the panic was a visual glitch

Vitalik Buterin is the key figure behind the evolution of blockchain technology. While Bitcoin introduced the world to the potential for a cryptocurrency, Buterin's work fundamentally broadened its scope. As the co-founder of Ethereum, he helped to propel blockchain from a tool for digital money to a complex container for decentralized apps, NFTs, and decentralized finance (DeFi). Ethereum today is the world's second-largest blockchain network.

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