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Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin below $23K; Solana, Ethereum shed up to 7%
The global cryptocurrency market cap was trading lower around $1.04 trillion, falling 3.29% in the last 24 hours. The price of Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, was around $439.77 billion, with a dominance of about 42.32%, a decrease of 0.16% over the day, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Crypto Week at a Glance: Top gainers and losers
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and most cryptocurrencies have continued to gain, strengthening the market. BTC was seen changing hands at US$19,000 on Monday and managed to reclaim the US$22,000 level on Thursday for the first time since mid-June.
Millennials hunting returns drive risk-hungry investing in India
Instead, he’s investing in equities and cryptocurrencies. A self-taught investor, Vora started with stocks in 2015 and ventured into crypto investing in 2019 to buy a bigger house. He only narrowly escaped the giant plunge in cryptocurrencies this year after earlier withdrawing from them to avoid new taxes in India, yet he remains undeterred.
Paytm puts on a brave face; UAE crypto fund to bet big on India
A day after BSE sought clarification from Paytm on the “significant movement” in its share price, the company said in a filing that it has no information which could have a bearing on the price that it hasn’t disclosed to the stock exchanges. It also said its business fundamentals remain robust.
Crypto brain drain is crazy in India, Polygon cofounder Sandeep Nailwal says
India's dithering on whether to embrace digital assets is causing thousands of developers, investors and entrepreneurs to leave for places with more friendly regulation, said Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal.
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Top Cryptocurrency Prices Today: Cardano, Ethereum, XRP gain up to 6%
Cryptocurrency market has been less volatile of late but major digital tokens are down by a third this month, weighed by growing regulatory pressures on the sector.
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