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The number of women investing in cryptocurrency in India has grown tenfold in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, according to data from crypto investment platform Mudrex.The surge, driven largely by metro and Tier-1 cities, is a reflection of a shifting landscape in India's crypto ecosystem, which has traditionally been male-dominated. The findings reveal that women aged 25-30 form the largest investor segment (53%), followed by those aged 31-35 (36%). Younger investors, aged 18-24, make up 11% of the total. Maharashtra leads the way in female crypto adoption, contributing 15%...

The number of women investing in cryptocurrency in India has grown tenfold in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, according to data from crypto investment platform Mudrex.The surge, driven largely by metro and Tier-1 cities, is a reflection of a shifting landscape in India's crypto ecosystem, which has traditionally been male-dominated. The findings reveal that women aged 25-30 form the largest investor segment (53%), followed by those aged 31-35 (36%). Younger investors, aged 18-24, make up 11% of the total. Maharashtra leads the way in female crypto adoption, contributing 15%...

The number of women investing in cryptocurrency in India has grown tenfold in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, according to data from crypto investment platform Mudrex.The surge, driven largely by metro and Tier-1 cities, is a reflection of a shifting landscape in India's crypto ecosystem, which has traditionally been male-dominated. The findings reveal that women aged 25-30 form the largest investor segment (53%), followed by those aged 31-35 (36%). Younger investors, aged 18-24, make up 11% of the total. Maharashtra leads the way in female crypto adoption, contributing 15%...

The number of women investing in cryptocurrency in India has grown tenfold in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, according to data from crypto investment platform Mudrex.The surge, driven largely by metro and Tier-1 cities, is a reflection of a shifting landscape in India's crypto ecosystem, which has traditionally been male-dominated. The findings reveal that women aged 25-30 form the largest investor segment (53%), followed by those aged 31-35 (36%). Younger investors, aged 18-24, make up 11% of the total. Maharashtra leads the way in female crypto adoption, contributing 15%...

The number of women investing in cryptocurrency in India has grown tenfold in 2024-25 compared to the previous year, according to data from crypto investment platform Mudrex.The surge, driven largely by metro and Tier-1 cities, is a reflection of a shifting landscape in India's crypto ecosystem, which has traditionally been male-dominated. The findings reveal that women aged 25-30 form the largest investor segment (53%), followed by those aged 31-35 (36%). Younger investors, aged 18-24, make up 11% of the total. Maharashtra leads the way in female crypto adoption, contributing 15%...

Litecoin price dipped below the $100 mark on Thursday, losing 22% in the past week as markets reacted to updates to US trade tariffs and speculation surrounding White House Crypto Summit to be held on Friday. With LTC traders mounting additional short leverage positions, LTC faces further downside risks. Bitcoin price dipped 5% to hit $85,000 on Monday, as skittish sentiment around US Trade policy and Non-Farm Payrolls data introduced fresh volatility ahead of the White House Crypto Summit. However, a recent Bitcoin Strategic reserve announcement from Trump's Crypto Czar David...

Bitcoin gets all the headlines when people talk about cryptocurrencies, but there are literally thousands of other options when it comes to these digital currencies. In fact, cryptos that aren’t Bitcoin are usually considered an “also-ran” — what are called “altcoins,” or alternatives to Bitcoin. While Bitcoin may have been the first major cryptocurrency to hit the market — it debuted in 2009 — many others have become highly popular, even if not quite as large as the original. Here are the largest cryptocurrencies by the total dollar value of...

The financial services industry is no longer "three to five years" away from digital assets becoming ... mainstream.getty Digital assets, beginning with cryptocurrency and evolving rapidly to include tokenized forms of money and financial instruments, have been with us for well over a decade now. In the beginning they existed on the fringes of established financial systems, but as the world slowly became more accustomed to them, and as they evolved to include central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins, this changed. Stability and utility allowed for a genuine appreciation...

Aptos (APT) surged over 12% on Wednesday following asset manager Bitwise's filing for an Aptos exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). Bitwise S-1 filing with the SEC shows that the asset manager seeks to list and trade Aptos on a public stock exchange. This marks the first attempt to launch an APT ETF in the US. Ethereum (ETH) is up on Wednesday after developers fixed issues with the Pectra upgrade's deployment on the Sepolia testnet. The top altcoin aims to hold the $2,200 support level amid negative sentiments from...

Bitcoin’s 13% decline in early Asian trading on Tuesday triggered a $125 billion market cap decline, wiping out gains recorded on Sunday. Bitcoin ETFs recorded only $3.8 million inflows on Monday according to Fairside.co.uk data.   Dogecoin (DOGE) extends its decline, trading around $0.19 on Tuesday after falling nearly 17% the previous day. The recent correction in DOGE has triggered a wave of over $20 million in liquidations in the last 24 hours and more than $100 million last week. The technical outlook and long-to-short ratio suggest a further pullback targeting the...