Page 11 - Cryptocurrencies

Tug-of-war between newbies & top 1% has Bitcoin range-bound

Bitcoin's been clinging to a range between $32,000 and $47,000, which is proving tricky to break out of

Finance ministry working on consultation paper to deal with cryptoassets

RBI has publicly expressed strong reservations against permitting cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin drops below $40,000 as Biden-inspired optimism fades

Most of the top cryptocurrencies were down at least slightly in the 24 hours to 4:15 p.m. Hong Kong time

Bitcoin tops $42,000 as Yellen lauds 'historic' crypto overhaul

Yellen praised an upcoming order from Biden in a statement on Treasury's website that was later removed, saying it strikes the right balance between fostering innovation and addressing potential risks

Richard Turrin on China's official digital currency

In a chat with Business Standard's Vikram Gopal, author and fintech expert Richard Turrin tells about how China is moving ahead with its digital currency. He also clears some air on its Indian version

18% of super-rich Indians invested in cryptos, NFTs last year: Report

In its Wealth Report released on Tuesday, Knight Frank said 18 per cent global UHNWIs now own cryptocurrencies or tokens, and 11 per cent have invested in NFTs (non-fungible tokens)

Bitcoin hovers around $39K amid talks of Russia-Ukraine dialogue

Earlier, the global crypto market lost nearly 10 per cent of its value as Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday

Indian founder of cryptocurrency company indicted for $2.4 bn fraud

The founder of cryptocurrency investment platform BitConnect, an Indian national, has been indicted on charges of orchestrating a global Ponzi scheme worth $2.4 bn, federal prosecutors said.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies plummet

The traditional safe haven gold, meanwhile, surged to the highest level since early 2021 on Thursday

Cryptos: Bitcoin, Ether dive as Russia's assault on Ukraine rocks markets

The largest token fell as much as 8.5% to $34,337 after Vladimir Putin's push to demilitarise Ukraine started with a barrage of missile attacks on Thursday

On cryptocurrencies India is choosing to incrementally confuse

If the government decides to ban cryptocurrencies, it is going to have to fight an uphill battle as banning them will lead to a profusion of illegal ways in which people access them.

Biden may issue executive order on regulating cryptos this week: Report

The Biden administration had in September last year, released recommendations proposing that only banks be allowed to issue stablecoins

Top headlines: Ukraine fears lift oil to 7-yr high; Swiggy eyes $800-mn IPO

Business Standard brings you the top headlines on Tuesday

Edtech soonicorn BrightCHAMPS to accept fee payments in cryptocurrency

Ties up with payment gateway TripleA; will accept Bitcoin, Tether, and Ethereum in more than 30 countries it operates in, including US, Canada, UAE, Nigeria, Malaysia, Thailand

Euro's gains fizzle, dollar recovers as Russia-Ukraine tension intensifies

Euro, which was up 0.6% at one stage during early London trading, slowly abandoned those gains and was up a meagre 0.1% at $1.1336

'Promote shady crypto investment and you can be held liable,' says US court

In a landmark decision that can have its ramifications in various countries such as India, US court said that influencers and promoters could be held liable for "peddling shady crypto investments".

Ukraine legalises cryptocurrencies amid soaring tensions with Russia

Bitcoin donations have soared to Ukrainian volunteer and hacking groups, some of which have supplied equipment to government forces, according to a report

Criminals had $11 billion worth illicit cryptocurrencies in 2021

As of the end of 2021, stolen funds account for 93 per cent of all criminal balances, at $9.8 billion.

Top headlines: LIC virtual road shows underway, Ukraine tensions drag on

Regulator asks commercial banks to make KYC ironclad as frauds rise. More on that story in our top headlines.

Top headlines: RBI official wants crypto ban; Canada seeks more immigrants

Top property developers across western and northern India are getting into 'second homes' concept at leisure destinations. More on that in our morning wrap.