Source Splinterlands recently changed the daily and season rewards system from the last season. For those who are reading about Splinterlands for the first time, well, when you play battles on Splinterlands

I have been away from posting for close to two months now and boy has the world turned around during that time. I was trying to establish new revenue lines for my business and while that happened successfully,

Source India's decision to bring some legitimacy to cryptocurrency transactions by taxing profits and trades has become a nightmare for the industry. The decision to tax transactions was first welcomed

In my post from last week, I had mentioned that Bitcoin had enough fuel to get to 200 DMA but breaking that level will be difficult. Bitcoin rose to $43k yesterday and is showing positive signs that can

After days of struggle, Bitcoin finally broke above 50 DMA a week ago and retested the level day before yesterday to find support and a push-up. Bitcoin rose to $43k yesterday and is showing positive signs

Source In its budget session this year, India's Finance Minister proposed a 30% tax on any gains from cryptocurrency transactions and a 1% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on all transactions. The tax moment

Bitcoin made another attempt to rise above 50 DMA and rose to ~$40k yesterday. However, the cryptocurrency was rejected at those levels. At the moment Bitcoin is down 2.5%. Volume was quite low yesterday

After rising to $42.5k, Bitcoin could not hold its momentum and dropped back below 50 DMA. In my post from last week, I had mentioned that the charts look bearish despite the rise in price. However, I

Yesterday morning India Time, I was writing a post on Leofinance and Bitcoin was already near $41k. Yesterday's action was quite bullish. There was definitely strong buying interest in Bitcoin. Here is

In a post 2 weeks ago, I had stated that Nomura has stated that India will be one of the worst-hit economies in Asia. I think things have escalated significantly since then and a re-look at the problems

Bitcoin continued to trade as a risk asset in the past week and dropped from ~45.5k to $37k, following other risk assets such as global equities. Stagflation is the talk of the town these days. Russia's

Source Russia has been hit with sanctions post its attack on Ukraine. Sanctions include freezing any US debt that the Russian Central Bank held as part of its reserves. It is a different matter of course,

In the latest from Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia just shelled a Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine (one of the largest) and there are reports of a fire at the station. There is enough risk from this as both

If COVID-19 wasn't enough to put global supply chains in disarray, we have another conflict to make matters worse. I have long believed that any central bank action targeted at inflation is misplaced.

Bitcoin rallied sharply last night to hit a level above 44k. That was quite a jump, given that other risk assets weren't necessarily showing similar enthusiasm. Yesterday's rally helped take Bitcoin

Things are escalating little by little as each day passes in the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The West has hit Russia with economic sanctions but how well is the country prepared to handle them? Russia's economy

The Indian Rupee weakened 1.6% yesterday as Russia announced war on Ukraine. Brent Crude rose to $105.7 per barrel following the news and Natural Gas to $5. India imports both these and Russia is one of

Well, things have escalated quickly in Ukraine and Russia has initiated military operations against Ukraine. What is it doing to the markets? Well, take a look - $35k is gone and I am very sure that $30k

There was anyway not much buying power to lift Bitcoin significantly above 50 DMA. However, Vladimir Putin and his antics have been enough to ensure that markets remain choppy. The choppiness is being

In my post from a week ago, Bitcoin was attempting to break 50 DMA and I had said that there isn't enough firepower in Bitcoin to rise all the way to 200 DMA. I was also concerned about global geopolitical