Radhika Parashar

3 days ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |David Delima

Singapore's financial authority has responded to feedback received from the crypto industry on its proposed crypto regulations. On May 30, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) outlined certain requirements to be fulfilled by Digital Token Service Providers (DTSPs) in Singapore. Crypto firms have been directed to halt overseas operations by the end of the month, as part of efforts to establish more control over crypto-related services.

5 days ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |Manas Mitul

Meta recently assessed if a portion of its cash holdings could be invested into Bitcoin — the oldest and most expensive cryptocurrency in the world. Despite US President Donald Trump's pro-cryptocurrency stance, Meta shareholders dismissed the idea at the company's annual shareholders' meeting on May 28. Among a host of proposals and plans, the shareholders voted against a proposal for Bitcoin treasury assessment.

5 days ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |Siddharth Suvarna

The overall crypto market underwent a period of price correction over the weekend, pushing a majority of cryptocurrencies into losses. Bitcoin on Monday, June 2, reflected a price slip of around two percent bringing its value to $104,948 (roughly Rs. 89.6 lakh) on international exchanges. The oldest and most expensive cryptocurrency traced a similar trajectory on Indian exchanges as well. As per CoinDCX and CoinSwitch, Bitcoin fell by 0.65 percent to trade at $107,242 (roughly Rs. 91.5 lakh).

1 week ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |Manas Mitul

Among blockchain sectors, Web3 gaming has struggled to keep pace, delivering lacklustre performance compared to the explosive growth of cryptocurrencies over the past year. James Strudwick, executive director of Web3 firm Starknet Foundation, however, believes the Web3 gaming ecosystem has made gradual progress in recent times, even if the growth appears to be sluggish on the surface.

1 week ago | gadgets360.com | Radhika Parashar |Manas Mitul

Most cryptocurrencies dipped in value on Friday with Bitcoin registering a price drop of under two percent on international exchanges to trade at $106,111 (roughly Rs. 90.8 lakh), as per CoinMarketCap. On Indian exchanges like CoinDCX, Giottus, and CoinSwitch, Bitcoin value dropped under one percent on Friday. BTC is currently listed at $108,350 (roughly Rs. 92.5 lakh) on Indian platforms. Market analysts have warned investors about the ongoing period of heightened volatility in the crypto sector.