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The recent crypto market bust has left some investors more cautious, after hitting some of the hottest and most-hyped corners of the industry the hardest. It may also provide a boon to emerging strategies that seek to more actively manage risks.
The universe of crypto investment alternatives has expanded dramatically in just a few years and now includes direct cryptocurrency purchases, spot ETFs, derivatives like put and call options and futures, shares in mining and treasury companies, crypto exchanges and infrastructure providers.
But that is also bringing different investment results, with leverage, high valuations and funding concerns among the factors that have hurt various corners of the crypto markets.
"Investment vehicles for bitcoin have exploded across both retail and institutional markets, fundamentally expanding access,” said John D’Agostino, head of strategy at Coinbase Institutional. However, “the nuances matter in terms of how people want to express leverage and to what degree they want to hedge their exposure.”
#crypto
The recent crypto market bust has left some investors more cautious, after hitting some of the hottest and most-hyped corners of the industry the hardest. It may also provide a boon to emerging strategies that seek to more actively manage risks.
The universe of crypto investment alternatives has expanded dramatically in just a few years and now includes direct cryptocurrency purchases, spot ETFs, derivatives like put and call options and futures, shares in mining and treasury companies, crypto exchanges and infrastructure providers.
But that is also bringing different investment results, with leverage, high valuations and funding concerns among the factors that have hurt various corners of the crypto markets.
"Investment vehicles for bitcoin have exploded across both retail and institutional markets, fundamentally expanding access,” said John D’Agostino, head of strategy at Coinbase Institutional. However, “the nuances matter in terms of how people want to express leverage and to what degree they want to hedge their exposure.”
#Gift
At 6:36 AM on Wednesday, GIFT Nifty futures were trading at 25,937, lower by merely 3 points.
On the data front, globally, investors await inflation data from the UK, and the Euro Area.
Among global peers, markets across the Asia-Pacific region were mostly lower on Wednesday as investors assessed newly released trade data from Japan.
Japan’s exports rose 6.1 per cent year on year in November, beating economists’ expectations of a 4.8 per cent increase, according to a Reuters poll, and accelerating from October’s 3.6 per cent growth. Despite the stronger data, Japan’s Nikkei 225 slipped 0.14 per cent. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 also edged down 0.21 per cent, while South Korea’s Kospi bucked the regional trend, rising 0.5 per cent.
At 6:36 AM on Wednesday, GIFT Nifty futures were trading at 25,937, lower by merely 3 points.
On the data front, globally, investors await inflation data from the UK, and the Euro Area.
Among global peers, markets across the Asia-Pacific region were mostly lower on Wednesday as investors assessed newly released trade data from Japan.
Japan’s exports rose 6.1 per cent year on year in November, beating economists’ expectations of a 4.8 per cent increase, according to a Reuters poll, and accelerating from October’s 3.6 per cent growth. Despite the stronger data, Japan’s Nikkei 225 slipped 0.14 per cent. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 also edged down 0.21 per cent, while South Korea’s Kospi bucked the regional trend, rising 0.5 per cent.
#BSE
The benchmark Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty closed in red territory on Tuesday, December 16, 2025. The BSE Sensex, after hitting an intraday low of 84,620.61, ended the session at 84,679.86, down 533.50 points or 0.63 per cent. The NSE Nifty50 settled at 25,860.10, down 167.20 points or 0.64 per cent. During the day Nifty50 swung between 25,980.75 and 25,834.35. Sensex and Nifty opened in red today. The BSE Sensex started at 85,025.61, while the Nifty 50 opened at 25,951.50.
The benchmark Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty closed in red territory on Tuesday, December 16, 2025. The BSE Sensex, after hitting an intraday low of 84,620.61, ended the session at 84,679.86, down 533.50 points or 0.63 per cent. The NSE Nifty50 settled at 25,860.10, down 167.20 points or 0.64 per cent. During the day Nifty50 swung between 25,980.75 and 25,834.35. Sensex and Nifty opened in red today. The BSE Sensex started at 85,025.61, while the Nifty 50 opened at 25,951.50.
#nse
India's equity benchmarks ended little changed on Monday, in line with the muted moves over the last two weeks, as foreign outflows and ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential trade deal with the U.S. dampened sentiment.
The Nifty 50 (.NSEI),fell 0.08% to 26,027.30 points and the BSE Sensex (.BSESN), lost 0.06% to 85,213.36. The rupee hit another record low at 90.785 per dollar.
India's equity benchmarks ended little changed on Monday, in line with the muted moves over the last two weeks, as foreign outflows and ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential trade deal with the U.S. dampened sentiment.
The Nifty 50 (.NSEI),fell 0.08% to 26,027.30 points and the BSE Sensex (.BSESN), lost 0.06% to 85,213.36. The rupee hit another record low at 90.785 per dollar.
$ETH
JPMorgan Chase is launching its first tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum dubbed My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY), with an initial $100 million investment.
The fund is part of a growing trend of blockchain-based financial products, with major firms like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton also entering the space.
MONY allows investors to redeem shares using cash or USDC and aims to offer similar benefits to traditional money-market funds with added blockchain advantages.
JPMorgan Chase is launching its first tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum dubbed My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY), with an initial $100 million investment.
The fund is part of a growing trend of blockchain-based financial products, with major firms like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton also entering the space.
MONY allows investors to redeem shares using cash or USDC and aims to offer similar benefits to traditional money-market funds with added blockchain advantages.
#NYSE
Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) is ending 2025 with momentum. Shares closed at a record $55.14 on Friday, Dec. 12, a milestone the stock hadn't reached since before the global financial crisis era.
With markets closed Sunday, the key question for investors is whether BAC's rally is "just a catch-up trade" after years of post-crisis baggage-or the start of a longer re-rating as rates fall, regulation potentially loosens, and management pushes ambitious profitability targets into 2026.
Below is a full, publication-ready round-up of the latest BAC stock headlines and analysis as of Dec. 14, 2025, including fresh forecasts, Wall Street targets, and the catalysts that matter most
Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) is ending 2025 with momentum. Shares closed at a record $55.14 on Friday, Dec. 12, a milestone the stock hadn't reached since before the global financial crisis era.
With markets closed Sunday, the key question for investors is whether BAC's rally is "just a catch-up trade" after years of post-crisis baggage-or the start of a longer re-rating as rates fall, regulation potentially loosens, and management pushes ambitious profitability targets into 2026.
Below is a full, publication-ready round-up of the latest BAC stock headlines and analysis as of Dec. 14, 2025, including fresh forecasts, Wall Street targets, and the catalysts that matter most
#BTC
History of Bitcoin
1. Origin (2008)
Bitcoin was proposed in October 2008 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
A whitepaper titled
“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”
was published.
Aim:
To create a decentralized digital currency
No control by governments or banks
Secure, transparent, and trustless transactions
2. Launch of Bitcoin (2009)
January 3, 2009:
First Bitcoin block mined → Genesis Block (Block 0)
Block reward: 50 BTC
First Bitcoin software released.
First transaction:
Satoshi sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney.
3. Early Adoption (2010–2012)
2010:
First real-world transaction:
10,000 BTC used to buy 2 pizzas (Bitcoin Pizza Day – May 22)
Bitcoin value was less than $0.01
Bitcoin exchanges began (e.g., Mt. Gox).
Used mainly by programmers and cryptography enthusiasts.
4. Growth & Volatility (2013–2016)
Bitcoin price crossed $1,000 in 2013.
Increased media attention.
Issues:
Exchange hacks (Mt. Gox collapse in 2014)
Regulatory concerns by governments
Despite problems, blockchain technology gained recognition.
5. Mainstream Attention (2017)
Bitcoin reached nearly $20,000.
Huge public interest and investment.
Many new cryptocurrencies (altcoins) emerged.
Governments began framing crypto regulations.
6. Institutional Acceptance (2020–2021)
Bitcoin seen as “digital gold”.
Major companies and institutions invested:
Tesla
MicroStrategy
2021:
Bitcoin hit an all-time high of about $69,000.
El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender.
7. Recent Developments (2022–Present)
High volatility due to:
Global inflation
Interest rate hikes
Crypto exchange failures
Growth in:
Bitcoin ETFs
Regulation and compliance
Use as long-term store of value
Bitcoin remains the largest and most trusted cryptocurrency.
History of Bitcoin
1. Origin (2008)
Bitcoin was proposed in October 2008 by an unknown person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto.
A whitepaper titled
“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”
was published.
Aim:
To create a decentralized digital currency
No control by governments or banks
Secure, transparent, and trustless transactions
2. Launch of Bitcoin (2009)
January 3, 2009:
First Bitcoin block mined → Genesis Block (Block 0)
Block reward: 50 BTC
First Bitcoin software released.
First transaction:
Satoshi sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney.
3. Early Adoption (2010–2012)
2010:
First real-world transaction:
10,000 BTC used to buy 2 pizzas (Bitcoin Pizza Day – May 22)
Bitcoin value was less than $0.01
Bitcoin exchanges began (e.g., Mt. Gox).
Used mainly by programmers and cryptography enthusiasts.
4. Growth & Volatility (2013–2016)
Bitcoin price crossed $1,000 in 2013.
Increased media attention.
Issues:
Exchange hacks (Mt. Gox collapse in 2014)
Regulatory concerns by governments
Despite problems, blockchain technology gained recognition.
5. Mainstream Attention (2017)
Bitcoin reached nearly $20,000.
Huge public interest and investment.
Many new cryptocurrencies (altcoins) emerged.
Governments began framing crypto regulations.
6. Institutional Acceptance (2020–2021)
Bitcoin seen as “digital gold”.
Major companies and institutions invested:
Tesla
MicroStrategy
2021:
Bitcoin hit an all-time high of about $69,000.
El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender.
7. Recent Developments (2022–Present)
High volatility due to:
Global inflation
Interest rate hikes
Crypto exchange failures
Growth in:
Bitcoin ETFs
Regulation and compliance
Use as long-term store of value
Bitcoin remains the largest and most trusted cryptocurrency.
#BTC Live price: ~$92,300 USD per BTC (coin trackers showing price around this level)
24-hour performance: Bitcoin is up ~2–2.4% in the last day, seeing renewed buying interest.
24-hour range: Roughly ~$89,300 – ~$93,500 USD.
Market cap: Still around $1.8–1.85 trillion USD.
In Indian Rupees, 1 BTC is trading at approximately ₹8.1–₹8.4 lakh levels today.
24-hour performance: Bitcoin is up ~2–2.4% in the last day, seeing renewed buying interest.
24-hour range: Roughly ~$89,300 – ~$93,500 USD.
Market cap: Still around $1.8–1.85 trillion USD.
In Indian Rupees, 1 BTC is trading at approximately ₹8.1–₹8.4 lakh levels today.
#TrumpTariffs
🔹 India & China trade tensions
🔹 Cost to U.S. Households
• A new report from the U.S. Congress’ Joint Economic Committee says Trump’s tariffs have cost the average U.S. household nearly $1,200 between Feb–Nov 2025, with total tariff-paid costs around $159 billion — and critics link this to higher inflation and living costs.
🔹 Fed view on inflation
• Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said recent inflation overshoots are largely due to Trump’s import tariffs, though he described this effect as a one-time price increase rather than ongoing sustained inflation.
🔹 Negotiated tariff cuts with Switzerland
• The U.S. and Switzerland agreed to significantly lower tariffs on Swiss goods — from 39 % down to about 15 % — retroactive to Nov 14 2025, easing pressure on Swiss exporters and reflecting some diplomatic give-and-take.
🔹 Regional trade impacts — Mexico & beyond
• Mexico’s Congress approved major tariff increases (up to 50 %) on imports from China, India, and other Asian countries starting Jan 2026 — a move analysts link to U.S. protectionist pressure and broader trade tensions.
• New data also shows U.S. trade deficits shrinking as tariff hikes reshape import patterns.
📌 Recent U.S. Policy Moves & Threats
🍚 Threat of new tariffs on Indian rice and other goods
• Trump has signaled possible additional tariffs on Indian rice imports, accusing India (and others) of “dumping” cheap rice into the U.S. market — though experts say this would mainly affect U.S. consumer prices, not Indian exporters.
↔️ Possible tariff adjustments
• Trump has suggested he may modify or lower tariffs on some products as part of broader economic and inflation strategies.
⚖️ Legal challenges ahead
• The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to soon rule on the legality of many of Trump’s tariffs, a decision that could significantly change the enforcement or scope of these measures.
🔹 India & China trade tensions
🔹 Cost to U.S. Households
• A new report from the U.S. Congress’ Joint Economic Committee says Trump’s tariffs have cost the average U.S. household nearly $1,200 between Feb–Nov 2025, with total tariff-paid costs around $159 billion — and critics link this to higher inflation and living costs.
🔹 Fed view on inflation
• Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said recent inflation overshoots are largely due to Trump’s import tariffs, though he described this effect as a one-time price increase rather than ongoing sustained inflation.
🔹 Negotiated tariff cuts with Switzerland
• The U.S. and Switzerland agreed to significantly lower tariffs on Swiss goods — from 39 % down to about 15 % — retroactive to Nov 14 2025, easing pressure on Swiss exporters and reflecting some diplomatic give-and-take.
🔹 Regional trade impacts — Mexico & beyond
• Mexico’s Congress approved major tariff increases (up to 50 %) on imports from China, India, and other Asian countries starting Jan 2026 — a move analysts link to U.S. protectionist pressure and broader trade tensions.
• New data also shows U.S. trade deficits shrinking as tariff hikes reshape import patterns.
📌 Recent U.S. Policy Moves & Threats
🍚 Threat of new tariffs on Indian rice and other goods
• Trump has signaled possible additional tariffs on Indian rice imports, accusing India (and others) of “dumping” cheap rice into the U.S. market — though experts say this would mainly affect U.S. consumer prices, not Indian exporters.
↔️ Possible tariff adjustments
• Trump has suggested he may modify or lower tariffs on some products as part of broader economic and inflation strategies.
⚖️ Legal challenges ahead
• The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to soon rule on the legality of many of Trump’s tariffs, a decision that could significantly change the enforcement or scope of these measures.
#BTC
📉 Indian Markets: Weak Session
On 10 December 2025, both benchmark indices on Dalal Street ended in the red: BSE Sensex dropped ~0.32% and Nifty 50 sank ~0.32% as well.
The slump was broad-based, with weakness seen in banking and IT sectors in particular.
Markets had opened with some optimism (Sensex had gained ~200 pts at open, and Nifty hovered above 25,850) — but that faded as global cues and investor caution took over.
Why this concerns local investors: The broad sell-off signals a risk-off mood, especially ahead of major global news such as upcoming U.S. interest-rate decisions, which tend to influence foreign fund flows into emerging markets like India.
🌍 Global/Macro Factors — Risk-Off Mood & Bitcoin Slide
Global markets have recently been under pressure due to concerns about over-valued tech stocks and uncertainty around interest rates. That risk-off sentiment has spilled over into both equities and crypto.
As risk assets falter, Bitcoin has seen a decline from its earlier highs. According to recent reports, Bitcoin had dropped to a multi-month low, fueling broader caution among investors.
This global sentiment creates a feedback loop: weaker global markets → risk-off → local markets under pressure (as in India) → increased volatility even in non-crypto assets.
🔄 Bitcoin: Still Volatile — Impacting Market Psychology
Despite sharp swings this year (with prices once crossing six figures), Bitcoin remains volatile — making even traditional investors wary of “risk assets.”
Analysts note that while long-term interest in Bitcoin remains, near-term “risk-off” episodes (tied to global macro developments) are prompting sell-offs — which adds to uncertainty across stock markets.
In effect: when Bitcoin falters, sentiment in risk assets overall suffers, and that often spills over to equities in emerging markets including India.
📉 Indian Markets: Weak Session
On 10 December 2025, both benchmark indices on Dalal Street ended in the red: BSE Sensex dropped ~0.32% and Nifty 50 sank ~0.32% as well.
The slump was broad-based, with weakness seen in banking and IT sectors in particular.
Markets had opened with some optimism (Sensex had gained ~200 pts at open, and Nifty hovered above 25,850) — but that faded as global cues and investor caution took over.
Why this concerns local investors: The broad sell-off signals a risk-off mood, especially ahead of major global news such as upcoming U.S. interest-rate decisions, which tend to influence foreign fund flows into emerging markets like India.
🌍 Global/Macro Factors — Risk-Off Mood & Bitcoin Slide
Global markets have recently been under pressure due to concerns about over-valued tech stocks and uncertainty around interest rates. That risk-off sentiment has spilled over into both equities and crypto.
As risk assets falter, Bitcoin has seen a decline from its earlier highs. According to recent reports, Bitcoin had dropped to a multi-month low, fueling broader caution among investors.
This global sentiment creates a feedback loop: weaker global markets → risk-off → local markets under pressure (as in India) → increased volatility even in non-crypto assets.
🔄 Bitcoin: Still Volatile — Impacting Market Psychology
Despite sharp swings this year (with prices once crossing six figures), Bitcoin remains volatile — making even traditional investors wary of “risk assets.”
Analysts note that while long-term interest in Bitcoin remains, near-term “risk-off” episodes (tied to global macro developments) are prompting sell-offs — which adds to uncertainty across stock markets.
In effect: when Bitcoin falters, sentiment in risk assets overall suffers, and that often spills over to equities in emerging markets including India.
#CryptoIntegration Crypto integration refers to the process of incorporating cryptocurrencies into existing financial systems, such as banking or payment platforms. This integration offers several benefits, including ¹ ² ³:
- *Seamless Transactions*: Effortless movement of funds between crypto wallets and traditional bank accounts, enabling users to utilize their crypto holdings for everyday purchases.
- *Increased Adoption*: Crypto-fiat integration can drive mainstream adoption by addressing issues of accessibility, volatility, and regulatory compliance.
- *Enhanced Security*: Robust security measures, such as encryption and offline storage, safeguard user funds and protect against potential threats.
- *Flexibility*: Users can hold, send, and receive multiple cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies within a single platform, streamlining financial management.
Some popular digital wallets that support fiat-crypto integration include ⁴:
- *Coinbase Wallet*: A user-friendly wallet with multi-currency support and integration with Coinbase exchange.
- *Binance Wallet*: A seamless fiat-to-crypto conversion experience with diverse asset support and high-grade protection.
- *Exodus Wallet*: A unified solution for managing multiple assets across various chains, featuring intuitive interfaces and in-app swaps.
- *Trust Wallet*: A non-custodial wallet supporting multiple cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, with seamless integration for fiat-crypto transactions.
- *Fintap*: A non-custodial wallet focusing on financial services and trading tools, allowing easy switching between crypto and fiat.
- *Seamless Transactions*: Effortless movement of funds between crypto wallets and traditional bank accounts, enabling users to utilize their crypto holdings for everyday purchases.
- *Increased Adoption*: Crypto-fiat integration can drive mainstream adoption by addressing issues of accessibility, volatility, and regulatory compliance.
- *Enhanced Security*: Robust security measures, such as encryption and offline storage, safeguard user funds and protect against potential threats.
- *Flexibility*: Users can hold, send, and receive multiple cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies within a single platform, streamlining financial management.
Some popular digital wallets that support fiat-crypto integration include ⁴:
- *Coinbase Wallet*: A user-friendly wallet with multi-currency support and integration with Coinbase exchange.
- *Binance Wallet*: A seamless fiat-to-crypto conversion experience with diverse asset support and high-grade protection.
- *Exodus Wallet*: A unified solution for managing multiple assets across various chains, featuring intuitive interfaces and in-app swaps.
- *Trust Wallet*: A non-custodial wallet supporting multiple cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies, with seamless integration for fiat-crypto transactions.
- *Fintap*: A non-custodial wallet focusing on financial services and trading tools, allowing easy switching between crypto and fiat.
#BullishIPO The Bullish IPO was a significant event in the financial world, particularly in the crypto space. Here's what you need to know,
- *IPO Details:*
- *Date:* August 13, 2025
- *Stock Symbol:* BLSH
- *Exchange:* New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
- *IPO Price:* $37 per share (up from $32-$33 per share)
- *Shares Offered:* 30 million shares
- *Performance:*
- *First Trade:* $90
- *First-Day High:* $118
- *First Day Close:* $68
- *Raise:* Over $1 billion
- *Valuation:*
- *IPO Valuation:* Approximately $5.4 billion
- *Backing and Support:*
- *Investors:* Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, Thiel Capital, Nomura, Mike Novogratz, Brendan Blumer, Alan Howard, Louis Bacon, Richard Li, Christian Angermayer, and Galaxy Digital
- *Institutional Interest:* BlackRock and ARK Investment Management expressed interest in buying up to $200 million worth of shares
- *About Bullish:*
- *Company:* Bullish Global, a cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2021 by Block.one, the company behind the EOS.IO blockchain protocol
- *Focus:* Institutional-grade crypto trading platform with a hybrid exchange model, offering deep liquidity, tight spreads, and efficient price discovery
- *Regulatory Compliance:* Bullish operates as a regulated, full-reserve exchange, holding 100% of customer deposits in reserve
- *Unique Feature:* Ownership of CoinDesk, a top-tier crypto media company acquired in 2023 for about $70 million
The Bullish IPO has generated significant interest and excitement in the financial world, particularly among crypto enthusiasts and institutional investors. Its performance and valuation will likely be closely watched by market analysts and investors alike.
- *IPO Details:*
- *Date:* August 13, 2025
- *Stock Symbol:* BLSH
- *Exchange:* New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
- *IPO Price:* $37 per share (up from $32-$33 per share)
- *Shares Offered:* 30 million shares
- *Performance:*
- *First Trade:* $90
- *First-Day High:* $118
- *First Day Close:* $68
- *Raise:* Over $1 billion
- *Valuation:*
- *IPO Valuation:* Approximately $5.4 billion
- *Backing and Support:*
- *Investors:* Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, Thiel Capital, Nomura, Mike Novogratz, Brendan Blumer, Alan Howard, Louis Bacon, Richard Li, Christian Angermayer, and Galaxy Digital
- *Institutional Interest:* BlackRock and ARK Investment Management expressed interest in buying up to $200 million worth of shares
- *About Bullish:*
- *Company:* Bullish Global, a cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2021 by Block.one, the company behind the EOS.IO blockchain protocol
- *Focus:* Institutional-grade crypto trading platform with a hybrid exchange model, offering deep liquidity, tight spreads, and efficient price discovery
- *Regulatory Compliance:* Bullish operates as a regulated, full-reserve exchange, holding 100% of customer deposits in reserve
- *Unique Feature:* Ownership of CoinDesk, a top-tier crypto media company acquired in 2023 for about $70 million
The Bullish IPO has generated significant interest and excitement in the financial world, particularly among crypto enthusiasts and institutional investors. Its performance and valuation will likely be closely watched by market analysts and investors alike.
#CreatorPad Creator Pad is a unique co-working, co-living, and co-creating space designed specifically for creators. Located in Juhu, Mumbai, it's a beach-facing bungalow with amenities like:
- *Amenities:*
- *Co-working Space*: Tall desks, hammocks, lounge chairs, and ultrafast WiFi
- *Co-living Space*: Rooms with bunk beds for creators to stay and work
- *Recreational Area*: A pool perfect for relaxation and sunbathing
- *Community Events*: Workshops, seminars, webinars, and social gatherings
- *Founder's Vision*: Providing creators with freedom, a stress-free environment, and opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals
The Creator Pad is currently free for creators to use, offering a supportive community and resources to help them thrive. It's an initiative by TagMango, a platform that empowers creators to monetize their passions.
- *Amenities:*
- *Co-working Space*: Tall desks, hammocks, lounge chairs, and ultrafast WiFi
- *Co-living Space*: Rooms with bunk beds for creators to stay and work
- *Recreational Area*: A pool perfect for relaxation and sunbathing
- *Community Events*: Workshops, seminars, webinars, and social gatherings
- *Founder's Vision*: Providing creators with freedom, a stress-free environment, and opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals
The Creator Pad is currently free for creators to use, offering a supportive community and resources to help them thrive. It's an initiative by TagMango, a platform that empowers creators to monetize their passions.
#MarketTurbulence Market turbulence refers to the unpredictable and significant fluctuations in the stock market, often triggered by factors such as geopolitical events, poor earnings reports or irrational investor fears. This turbulence can lead to substantial investor losses, as seen in the Indian stock market's recent 15-17% decline from peak levels, resulting in losses of around ₹40 lakh crore since September 2024. To navigate such market volatility, investors can adopt strategies like diversification, asset rebalancing and focusing on long-term goals. Staying informed and avoiding impulsive decisions can also help investors weather market turbulence.
#MarketGreedRising Market greed is rising, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index currently at 68, indicating a heightened bullish sentiment. This increase is driven by factors like volatility and social media hype. However, historical data suggests high greed levels often precede market corrections. Some experts believe the current greed level is justified due to strong institutional support and market stability, while others advise caution due to potential risks. The market's upward momentum is also reflected in the recent surge of Bitcoin and altcoins, with investors embracing a risk-on sentiment .
#MarketGreedRising Market greed is rising, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index currently at 68, indicating a heightened bullish sentiment. This increase is driven by factors like volatility and social media hype. However, historical data suggests high greed levels often precede market corrections. Some experts believe the current greed level is justified due to strong institutional support and market stability, while others advise caution due to potential risks. The market's upward momentum is also reflected in the recent surge of Bitcoin and altcoins, with investors embracing a risk-on sentiment .
#CreatorPad Creator Pad is a co-working and co-living space designed for creators, offering a unique environment to work, collaborate, and socialize. Located in Juhu, Mumbai, it provides amenities like high-speed WiFi, tall desks, hammocks, and lounge chairs. The space hosts workshops, seminars, and social events, fostering a community of creators. With a pool, sunbathing spot, and breathtaking sunsets, Creator Pad is an ideal spot for creatives to thrive. Currently free for creators to use, it's part of TagMango's initiative to support and empower the creator community, providing a stress-free environment to create and connect.
#CreatorPad Creator Pad is a co-working and co-living space designed specifically for creators, offering a unique environment to work, collaborate, and socialize. Located in Juhu, Mumbai, this beach-facing bungalow provides amenities like ¹:
- *Co-working Space*: Equipped with tall desks, hammocks, lounge chairs, and fast WiFi.
- *Co-living Space*: Rooms and bunk beds are available for creators to stay and work.
- *Community Events*: Hosting workshops, seminars, webinars, and social events.
- *Amenities*: Pool, sunbathing spot, and breathtaking sunsets.
The Creator Pad is part of TagMango's initiative to support creators, providing a stress-free environment to create, connect, and thrive. It's currently free for creators to use.
- *Co-working Space*: Equipped with tall desks, hammocks, lounge chairs, and fast WiFi.
- *Co-living Space*: Rooms and bunk beds are available for creators to stay and work.
- *Community Events*: Hosting workshops, seminars, webinars, and social events.
- *Amenities*: Pool, sunbathing spot, and breathtaking sunsets.
The Creator Pad is part of TagMango's initiative to support creators, providing a stress-free environment to create, connect, and thrive. It's currently free for creators to use.
$ENA The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched a "Crypto Sprint" initiative to fast-track regulations for digital assets. This effort aims to enable registered futures trading platforms to offer spot trading in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana. The CFTC is seeking public feedback on how these contracts can comply with relevant regulations. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize crypto policies and provide regulatory clarity, aligning with President Trump's plan to make the US a crypto hub. The CFTC is working closely with the SEC on this initiative .
#CFTCCryptoSprint The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched a "Crypto Sprint" initiative to fast-track regulations for digital assets. This effort aims to enable registered futures trading platforms to offer spot trading in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana. The CFTC is seeking public feedback on how these contracts can comply with relevant regulations. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize crypto policies and provide regulatory clarity, aligning with President Trump's plan to make the US a crypto hub. The CFTC is working closely with the SEC on this initiative .
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