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Investors worldwide scout for companies and their stocks that can give them good returns to achieve their financial goals.

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The advent of internet technologies has evolved to an unprecedented level, where it has created a digital-first ecosystem that aims to give the common people the highest control.

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The current investment market has gone beyond traditional asset classes that are tightly regulated by various regulatory bodies such as SEBI and RBI.

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The same is the case with Ethereum. Certain issues were faced by those working at the top of Ethereum which resulted in Ethereum 2.0, the London hard fork.

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The primary purpose of the exchange is to reflect the current market prices of the cryptocurrency offered.

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Money, but virtual; that’s the main idea behind cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are defined as the digital version of money that is created and held as virtual coins or tokens.

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Before 2017, if people wanted to invest and multiply their wealth, the only way was to invest in regulated financial instruments such as equities, derivatives, commodities, currencies and bonds.

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One of the most popular directions which new-age investors are going is Cryptocurrencies. You may have heard about various cryptocurrencies and how they have made people millionaires in just a few days.

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Why restrict your investments to one asset class when numerous others can give you better returns at a quicker pace.

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With a majority of the population now owning a smartphone, people use it to help themselves make the best of this technological resource–including generating profit through their investments.

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According to a recent UNCTAD* survey, India is the third-most attractive nation after China and the United States for Foreign Direct Investment.

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After having worked abroad as an NRI (non-resident Indian), you would surely have some foreign investments such as your bank account balance, investments in shares, mutual funds, etc.

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The dollar is the most widely traded currency in the world and is an indicator of the relative strength of the US Dollar around the world. There are a number of reasons for the importance of the USD.

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The evolution of money from barter system, Bretton wood system to fiat money has been a great journey. From ancient times in India, precious metals were used as currency.

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Despite its skyrocketing popularity and presence in the news, investing in stocks can seem like a rather formidable activity. The risk incorporated in the idea of stock market investing can deter people from diversifying their portfolios beyond fixed deposits, gold and mutual funds.

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Retail Investors who put all of their investments in one asset class are always confused about how other investors make such good profits in the financial market.

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Many finance novices confuse the currency market with the money market. These two, are in fact, very different concepts with different functions. This article will demystify the differences between the currency market and money market. First, let’s understand the definition of these terms.

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Investors look for price fluctuation in any security or a commodity that can be traded to make profits. The Indian investment market thus offers numerous ways by leveraging various tradable commodities.

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