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Ashish Singhal, CEO of CoinSwitch, shared his future strategy with Business Today in light of the declining crypto business in India.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 21 (ANI/PRNewswire): CoinSwitch, India's largest crypto investing app, has announced CoinSwitch PRO League for the Indian crypto community. The trading league is offering a prize pool of 10 lakh rupees to skilled traders who use their trading expertise to increase their ranking, and the top trader will win the contest. To win, a user needs to trade on the CoinSwitch PRO platform. The top 200 traders will win prizes including a superbike, iPhone, Xbox console, and rewards in Bitcoin. CoinSwitch PRO League 2022 rank and prizes First rank: BMW G 310 R S...
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], July 26 (ANI/PRNewswire): CoinSwitch, India's largest crypto investing app, has waived off trading fees on bitcoin transactions on its platform for a limited period. All CoinSwitch.co users with fully-verified Know-Your-Client (KYC) and Indian Bank accounts can trade Bitcoin at zero fees in Indian Rupees for the offer period. Bitcoin is the largest crypto by market capitalization and weighs over 35% on CRE8, the real-time Indian crypto market index. The zero-fee trading offer extends to all bitcoin transactions, including SIP and limit orders as well as sale ...
If your product is made for the lived male experience, it will attract more male customers and so -- yep, you guessed it -- your user experience data - will also be biased.
Women in photos like these are generally young and 'childlike' the report states Financial stock pictures are sexist, a new report has suggested, with women depicted holding pennies and piggybacks while men show off wads of cash. Experts also found there were stark inequalities in how the two sexes were represented around money, with women frequently depicted as childlike. The study, by Brunel University and Starling Bank, examined 600 of the most popular pictures of men and women related to finance in three leading image libraries. The authors found women were nearly four times as likely...