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Bitcoin crypto is an asset you can find everywhere because of its popularity. It is readily available on the internet. But if you use this crypto for your investment, you must do it properly because only some know.
Trading in cryptocurrencies has never been easy in India and after the initial confusion, all cryptocurrencies were banned for a long time. However, things have changed quite a bit in the last two years.
Ethereum has been around for seven years. But a lot has happened in the short time since its unveiling on July 30, 2015. Ethereum has developed itself as the most active blockchain network, with its native token, Ether, now ranking second in market cap and daily volume.
Most people do not know that Bitcoin has smaller units. Most people consider Bitcoin the overall coin, but that is not the case. It is crucial to understand the existing tokens and how Bitcoin works quickly.
A significant trend that is increasingly taking root across the world is the introduction of digital currencies. Central bank-issued digital currencies, popularly known as CBDCs, are now a reality.
Like any other investment sector, the crypto industry has a vocabulary you should learn. Learning how and when to use some terms, mainly when trading your Bitcoin, is essential.
Notably, Bitcoins are created and generated through mining. And this means miners must undertake complex mathematical computations to create new Bitcoins.
When the first ever cryptocurrency hit the market, this was a completely new concept which had the potential to revolutionise the financial market, as it introduced within itself, a completely untraceable and network-based way for one to make purchases on different items within different industries.
Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions.
Understand the taxability of virtual digital assets in India. Learn about the tax consequences on the transfer of digital assets and the definition of virtual digital assets.
