Quick Breakdown The US Department of Labour's new rules could let retirement accounts invest in crypto, but mostly through safe, structured products like ETFs or managed funds rather than direct ownership. Retirement money is patient, reducing short-term trading swings and supporting the growth and stability of regulated crypto investment vehicles. ...
Read moreDetailsIn crypto, trust has constantly been a matter of discussion. The industry was born out of a desire to remove intermediaries. Blockchain promised transparency, immutability, and verifiability. Yet, somehow, the platforms that onboarded millions into crypto: centralized exchanges, ended up operating in ways that looked uncomfortably similar to traditional finance: ...
Read moreDetailsQuick Breakdown A 30% tax on crypto gains, strict reporting rules, and unclear enforcement are making trading more complicated and expensive for both regular users and exchanges in India. Traders are reducing activity on domestic platforms, moving to P2P networks or international exchanges, resulting in lower liquidity and slower market ...
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