Take a look at my first publish in the field of cryptocurrency.

Will blockchain and decentralisation give the true picture of democracy? By the people and for the people. Blockchain has already entered the political arena with Voting machines in India to be embedded

India’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, seems to finally be clarifying its stance on financial services for crypto-related businesses.

Kudos to Harshita!

After the bank ban removal in India and during lockdown, scenario of Indian crypto market has drastically changed. Trading volume before the lockdown in India used to be around $1M. It has grown over 10X

There was a time no banks were there but when people started earning money they needed to store it and bank appeared. In the same way time for good airdrops has gone by and now people have enough crypto