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Engaging in investments requires careful consideration, but diversifying your portfolio can help simplify the process. However, investing in cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoins, is a different story. It's important to note that investing in cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, is currently considered a gray area. Unlike mutual funds, which invest in recognised and regulated assets, cryptocurrencies do not meet these basic requirements. Talking about India mutual funds investing in Bitcoins, Akshat Shrivastava, founder of Wisdom Hatch, wrote on X, there are no mutual funds in India that directly or indirectly invest in Bitcoin....

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%...