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1 week ago | tradersdna.com | Pallavi Singal

A March 2025 survey by Crypto Casinos finds that 48% of UK adults now own or have owned a crypto wallet, with 15% aged 55+. Retailers like CeX and Lush accept Bitcoin, and regulatory bodies including HMRC and the FCA are adapting frameworks as digital finance gains mainstream traction across the UK. A recent nationwide survey conducted by Crypto Casinos highlights a significant shift in the UK’s financial habits, with nearly half of British adults now engaging with cryptocurrency.

2 weeks ago | tradersdna.com | Shikha Negi

Meta Platforms achieves remarkable financial growth over the past decade, reporting a 1,200% increase in revenue from 2014 to 2024. Key platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp, along with advancements in AI, play a major role in Meta’s continued success. Meta Platforms demonstrates one of the most significant growth trajectories in the tech sector over the past decade.

3 weeks ago | tradersdna.com | Himani Verma |impactful. Her expertise

AltIndex’s AI-driven platform predicted 23andMe’s bankruptcy 18 months in advance by detecting red flags in web traffic, social media, app downloads, and employee sentiment. Despite the warning, many investors held on until the stock plummeted over 97%. This highlights the importance of alternative data in making faster, more informed investment decisions.

4 weeks ago | tradersdna.com | Pallavi Singal

Thinkers360 has officially recognised ztudium, the parent company of leading digital platforms such as Businessabc.net, citiesabc.com, and intelligentHQ, among the ‘Top 50 Thought Leading Companies on Artificial Intelligence for 2025’. The recognition places ztudium alongside globally renowned companies and institutions like PwC, Tata Consultancy Services, Solarix Ventures, Volvo, Tigon Advisory, and the International Institute of Scientific Research.

4 weeks ago | tradersdna.com | Chris Butler

With key drivers such as Fed policy and tariff threats entering a period of wait-and-see, currency markets slipped into consolidation mode, mirroring the broader indecisiveness seen across asset classes. In the US, the Federal Reserve held rates steady, as expected, and reduced the pace of quantitative tightening – arguably the clearest signal yet that QT is nearing its end. The central bank also maintained its projection for two rate cuts later this year.