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The Tokyo Olympics are a hive of NFT activity — from pins to moments to artwork

Coinbase, CoinDCX, WazirX and other crypto firms aren’t just looking for engineers but designers, social media wizards, and managers too

Bitcoin sentiment breaks free from ‘extreme fear’ — returning to ‘neutral’ for the first time since May

Friendship Day 2021: Here is a list of warm wishes and messages you can send

Here is a list of bank holidays in August 2021

India’s CoinDCX may be the newest crypto exchange to join the unicorn club: Report

Equalisation levy on crypto exchanges in India will not apply to investors, according to the Finance Minister

Elon Musk and Michael Saylor’s influence on crypto markets have made it as volatile as the ‘crypto winter’ of 2017

The number of countries exploring CBDCs more than doubled during the pandemic year

India finally explains its problem with private cryptocurrencies and why it is coming up with its own CBDC

China wants to use crypto for insurance as it focuses on the adoption of digital yuan

Bitcoin crashed to below $30,000 and managed to recover — but FUD still shadows the market

Turkey is ready to regulate crypto, and it could get more expensive for crypto companies to operate

Bakrid (Eid al-Adha) 2021 -- Here is a list of warm wishes and messages

Ethereum’s co-founder wants to be more than just ‘the crypto guy’ as he exits the industry

Best SSDs for multitasking at speed

Best drilling machine for home use in India

Luminary partners with Times Bridge to bring its premium podcast platform to India

Canadian crypto mining company is eyeing Bitcoin worth ₹96.8 crore this month after China’s crypto crackdown

Paraguay wants to regulate crypto mining and trading, but its proposed laws are nothing like El Salvador

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Novak Djokovic threw a racket into the stands, smashed another, then skipped his doubles match in an Olympic meltdown

Thailand has sealed off the island of Phuket from the rest of the country just 30 days after opening it to tourists without quarantine

Space tourists fly at their own risk - nobody is regulating their safety. Experts say ticket-holders are accepting their role in an 'experiment'

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