Bitcoin is once again turning heads, as a series of technical and institutional developments suggest it’s on the verge of another monumental rally.

Just a few days ago, its price was below USD 51,000, but it has since surged past USD 60,000 and now stands above USD 63,000

With millennials growing increasingly wary about money matters post-pandemic, the study indicated that a vast majority of the respondents (41 per cent) set aside a budget of anywhere between 10-20 per cent of their annual income as savings. 

Indian investors can gain exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto-assets indirectly without having to buy any cryptocurrency directly.

More than 8.1 crore users had established unique Bitcoin wallets as of March 2022, with more than 2.7 lakh verified Bitcoin transactions every day. Does this imply that crypto currency is the way to go? The article dwells upon the gains and losses of this new financial entity 

Interestingly, Bitcoin has never managed to cross above its prior day's high in the last nine trading sessions and now, it slipped below the level that was last seen in the latter part of December 2020.   

Investors often look at various theories to understand and predict stockmarket behaviour. Lindy Effect is one such theorised phenomenon whichhelps explain certain aspects of choosing stocks. Shreya Chaware deepdives into the Lindy Effect and deliberates on whether it can be useful inthe investing process