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After a strict diktat from the central bank itself lenders are warning customers to curb dealings with cryptocurrencies.
Leading banks such as SBI, HDFC&nbsp;Bank have sent notices to customers stating "Usage of credit&nbsp;card&nbsp;for transactions of virtual currency&hellip;will lead to suspension/cancellation of Card.&rdquo; The clampdown asks for details on dealings as they also asked custmers&nbsp;to "clarify the nature of these transactions&hellip;within 30 days." as per ET.The bankers are working on unofficial guidelines given by the RBI&nbsp;as currently dealing in cryptocurrency in India is not illegal.&nbsp; The Supreme Court&nbsp;in February 2020 struck down the RBI&nbsp;circular banning the blockchain tokens&nbsp;after a petition by Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and crypto exchanges against the&nbsp;move.

Crypto legality battle continues, Banks clampdown on customers

Crypto legality battle continues, Banks clampdown on customers warn of closure on cards/accounts

Crypto legality battle continues

After a strict diktat from the central bank itself lenders are warning customers to curb dealings with cryptocurrencies.
Leading banks such as SBI, HDFC&nbsp;Bank have sent notices to customers stating "Usage of credit&nbsp;card&nbsp;for transactions of virtual currency&hellip;will lead to suspension/cancellation of Card.&rdquo; The clampdown asks for details on dealings as they also asked customers&nbsp;to "clarify the nature of these transactions&hellip;within 30 days." as per ET. The bankers are working on unofficial guidelines given by the RBI&nbsp;as currently dealing in cryptocurrency in India is not illegal.&nbsp; The Supreme Court&nbsp;in February 2020 struck down the RBI&nbsp;circular banning the blockchain tokens&nbsp;after a petition by Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and crypto exchanges against the&nbsp;move.

Prominent billionaire&nbsp;investor Mark Cuban has invested in Polygon, an Indian cryptocurrency&nbsp;platform with a market cap of over $13 billion.
The domestic blockchain&nbsp;platform aims to provide faster and cheaper transactions on Ethereum. Polygon's native token Matic&nbsp;is among the top 20&nbsp;crypto coins globally as it has rallied more than 120 times.
Polygon's scaling solutions have seen widespread adoption, with over 250 dapps, 76 million transactions, and 790,000&nbsp;unique users.
In one of the largest-ever individual philanthropy efforts,&nbsp;Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal&nbsp;has set up India's Covid-Crypto Relief Fund, which is gaining global attraction.

Billionaire Mark Cuban invests in Indian crypto startup Polygon

Prominent billionaire&nbsp;investor Mark Cuban has invested in Polygon, an Indian cryptocurrency&nbsp;platform with a market cap of over $13 billion.

Prominent billionaire&nbsp;investor Mark Cuban has invested in Polygon, an Indian cryptocurrency&nbsp;platform with a market cap of over $13 billion.
The domestic blockchain&nbsp;platform aims to provide faster and cheaper transactions on Ethereum. Polygon's native token Matic&nbsp;is among the top 20&nbsp;crypto coins globally as it has rallied more than 120 times.
Polygon's scaling solutions have seen widespread adoption, with over 250 dapps, 76 million transactions, and 790,000&nbsp;unique users.
In one of the largest-ever individual philanthropy efforts,&nbsp;Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal&nbsp;has set up India's Covid-Crypto Relief Fund, which is gaining global attraction.

The crypto collapse script may have had Bitcoin as the lead actor but the supporting cast from altcoins to&nbsp;cryptoexchanges&nbsp;all felt a jolt as at the&nbsp;lowest point&nbsp;$1,000,000,000&nbsp;was&nbsp;wiped out&nbsp;from the crypto universe.&nbsp;&nbsp;The crypto in lead supporting role was Ethereum&nbsp;that collapsed over 44% from $3400 to $1900, as brutal selling spread to the second-biggest cryptocurrency&nbsp;sas&nbsp;the&nbsp;bitcoin rout extending.&nbsp;Meme inspired&nbsp;Dogecoin, which is the recent&nbsp;favourite&nbsp;of&nbsp;tecknoking&nbsp;Elon Musk, also halved from 43 cents before&nbsp;rebounding sharply as well.&nbsp;Closer home Sandeep&nbsp;Nailiwal&nbsp;founded&nbsp;MATIC/Polygon&nbsp;that crossed $10 billion in&nbsp;marketcap&nbsp;last week also fell from $2.5 level to as low as $1, only to bounce back to $2.3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adding to the woes of the crypto investors, leading crypto exchanges like&nbsp;Binance,&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;and&nbsp;CoinCDX&nbsp;crashed during the peak hours on Wednesday sell-off. As investors started complaining about the outage on Twitter, network congestion and huge traffic were some of the reasons quoted by these exchanges.&nbsp;"Some of our fiat channel partners can't handle the load on their side now. But they are very excited about the growth in users we brought to them,&rdquo; World&rsquo;s leading crypto exchange&nbsp;Binance&nbsp;said on Twitter&nbsp;apologising&nbsp;for the inconvenience. India&rsquo;s largest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;also acknowledged that its users were facing delays in trading, viewing order book and trade history on&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;app and website. A lot of users were automatically logged out of their&nbsp;CoinDCX&nbsp;account and were not able to login post that, as seen in a lot of twitter complaints. However, the issues were resolved later in the night on Wednesday.&nbsp;(Add a&nbsp;wazirx&nbsp;quote)&nbsp;Even though many influencers and experts in the crypto ecosystem asked their followers to not panic and that it was the time to &lsquo;buy the dips&rsquo; but most of the investors who lost money on Wednesday were those who were leveraged heavily. As&nbsp;Zerodha&nbsp;founder Nithin Kamath pointed out, that crypto exchanges offer 10 to 100 times leverage these days. He added that if an exchange offers 50 times leverage and say Bitcoin goes down 4% in one tick, a customer with $1K, can lose $2K. As per the data from&nbsp;bybt, more than&nbsp;7.25 lakh traders and $8.11 billion have been liquidated in the last 24 hours. It should be noted that almost one-third of the liquidation happened on Chinese crypto exchange platform Huobi. As many experts pointed out, liquidations indeed played a major role&nbsp;in the&nbsp;meltdown&nbsp;on May 19.&nbsp;&nbsp;Then the question that came across investors mind is this is the best time to #buythedip as those who had sat out&nbsp;the&nbsp;dizzying&nbsp;crypto rally.&nbsp;HIstorical&nbsp;data clearly&nbsp;favoured&nbsp;the argument as every sharp drop has&nbsp;been followed by an equally ferocious rebound.&nbsp;&nbsp;Siddharth Menon, founder of India&rsquo;s biggest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX, in a tweet said that a&nbsp;market correction is a good thing and there is no need to panic. Nothing goes up in one direction he added. Menon also posted Gold&rsquo; 1980 chart and wrote that Gold's volatility was (-)66% in 30 months. New markets are volatile in nature, but as it matures and as we see more investors like institutes come on board it gets better, Menon said in a tweet.&nbsp;&nbsp;The path ahead for crypto is&nbsp;set to be volatile&nbsp;with&nbsp;&nbsp;Chinese&nbsp;authorities&nbsp;now looking&nbsp;to crack down on mining and trading of&nbsp;digital tokens as well. As India awaits formal legal framework the central bank continues to &lsquo;direct&rsquo; lenders to distance themselves from&nbsp;cryptocurrency exchanges like&nbsp;WazirX,&nbsp;BuyUCoin&nbsp;and&nbsp;Zebpay.&nbsp;So&nbsp;if you are looking for ride on the crypto craze make sure you have your seat belts on and know your way to the nearest exit.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Crypto Collapse ke side effects

The crypto collapse script may have had Bitcoin as the lead actor but the supporting cast from altcoins to&nbsp;cryptoexchanges&nbsp;all felt a jolt as at the&nbsp;lowest point&nbsp;$1,000,000,000&nbsp;was&nbsp;wiped out&nbsp;from the crypto universe.&nbsp;&nbsp; The crypto in lead supporting role was Ethereum&nbsp;that collapsed over 44% from $3400 to $1900, as brutal selling spread to the second-biggest cryptocurrency&nbsp;sas&nbsp;the&nbsp;bitcoin rout extending.&nbsp;Meme inspired&nbsp;Dogecoin, which is the recent&nbsp;favourite&nbsp;of&nbsp;tecknoking&nbsp;Elon Musk, also halved from 43 cents before&nbsp;rebounding sharply as well.&nbsp;Closer home Sandeep&nbsp;Nailiwal&nbsp;founded&nbsp;MATIC/Polygon&nbsp;that crossed $10 billion in&nbsp;marketcap&nbsp;last week also fell from $2.5 level to as low as $1, only to bounce back to $2.3.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Adding to the woes of the crypto investors, leading crypto exchanges like&nbsp;Binance,&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;and&nbsp;CoinCDX&nbsp;crashed during the peak hours on Wednesday sell-off. As investors started complaining about the outage on Twitter, network congestion and huge traffic were some of the reasons quoted by these exchanges.&nbsp;"Some of our fiat channel partners can't handle the load on their side now. But they are very excited about the growth in users we brought to them,&rdquo; World&rsquo;s leading crypto exchange&nbsp;Binance&nbsp;said on Twitter&nbsp;apologising&nbsp;for the inconvenience. India&rsquo;s largest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;also acknowledged that its users were facing delays in trading, viewing order book and trade history on&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;app and website. A lot of users were automatically logged out of their&nbsp;CoinDCX&nbsp;account and were not able to login post that, as seen in a lot of twitter complaints. However, the issues were resolved later in the night on Wednesday.&nbsp;(Add a&nbsp;wazirx&nbsp;quote)&nbsp; Even though many influencers and experts in the crypto ecosystem asked their followers to not panic and that it was the time to &lsquo;buy the dips&rsquo; but most of the investors who lost money on Wednesday were those who were leveraged heavily. As&nbsp;Zerodha&nbsp;founder Nithin Kamath pointed out, that crypto exchanges offer 10 to 100 times leverage these days. He added that if an exchange offers 50 times leverage and say Bitcoin goes down 4% in one tick, a customer with $1K, can lose $2K. As per the data from&nbsp;bybt, more than&nbsp;7.25 lakh traders and $8.11 billion have been liquidated in the last 24 hours. It should be noted that almost one-third of the liquidation happened on Chinese crypto exchange platform Huobi. As many experts pointed out, liquidations indeed played a major role&nbsp;in the&nbsp;meltdown&nbsp;on May 19.&nbsp; &nbsp; Then the question that came across investors mind is this is the best time to #buythedip as those who had sat out&nbsp;the&nbsp;dizzying&nbsp;crypto rally.&nbsp;HIstorical&nbsp;data clearly&nbsp;favoured&nbsp;the argument as every sharp drop has&nbsp;been followed by an equally ferocious rebound.&nbsp;&nbsp;Siddharth Menon, founder of India&rsquo;s biggest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX, in a tweet said that a&nbsp;market correction is a good thing and there is no need to panic. Nothing goes up in one direction he added. Menon also posted Gold&rsquo; 1980 chart and wrote that Gold's volatility was (-)66% in 30 months. New markets are volatile in nature, but as it matures and as we see more investors like institutes come on board it gets better, Menon said in a tweet.&nbsp; &nbsp; The path ahead for crypto is&nbsp;set to be volatile&nbsp;with&nbsp;&nbsp;Chinese&nbsp;authorities&nbsp;now looking&nbsp;to crack down on mining and trading of&nbsp;digital tokens as well. As India awaits formal legal framework the central bank continues to &lsquo;direct&rsquo; lenders to distance themselves from&nbsp;cryptocurrency exchanges like&nbsp;WazirX,&nbsp;BuyUCoin&nbsp;and&nbsp;Zebpay.&nbsp;So&nbsp;if you are looking for ride on the crypto craze make sure you have your seat belts on and know your way to the nearest exit.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The crypto collapse script may have had Bitcoin as the lead actor but the supporting cast from altcoins to crypto exchanges&nbsp;all felt a jolt as at the&nbsp;lowest point&nbsp;$1,000,000,000,000 were wiped out&nbsp;from the crypto universe.
The crypto in lead supporting role was Ethereum&nbsp;that collapsed over 44% from $3400 to $1900, as brutal selling spread to the second-biggest cryptocurrency&nbsp;extending the&nbsp;bitcoin rout.&nbsp;Meme inspired&nbsp;Dogecoin, which is the recent&nbsp;favourite&nbsp;of&nbsp;tecknoking&nbsp;Elon Musk, also halved from 43 cents before&nbsp;rebounding sharply as well.&nbsp;Closer home&nbsp;Sandeep&nbsp;Nailiwal&nbsp;founded&nbsp;MATIC/Polygon&nbsp;that crossed $10 billion in&nbsp;marketcap&nbsp;last week also fell from $2.5 level to as low as $1, only to bounce back to $2.3.
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Crypto&nbsp;exchanges outage
Adding to the woes of the crypto investors, leading crypto exchanges like&nbsp;Binance,&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;and&nbsp;CoinCDX&nbsp;crashed during the peak hours on Wednesday sell-off. As investors started complaining about the outage on Twitter, network congestion and huge traffic were some of the reasons quoted by these exchanges.&nbsp;"Some of our fiat channel partners can't handle the load on their side now. But they are very excited about the growth in users we brought to them,&rdquo; World&rsquo;s leading crypto exchange&nbsp;Binance&nbsp;said on Twitter&nbsp;apologising&nbsp;for the inconvenience. India&rsquo;s largest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;also acknowledged that its users were facing delays in trading, viewing order books, and trade history on&nbsp;WazirX&nbsp;app and website. A lot of users were automatically logged out of their&nbsp;CoinDCX&nbsp;account and were not able to log in&nbsp;post that, as seen in a lot of Twitter complaints. However, the issues were resolved later in the night on Wednesday.
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Leverage trading
Even though many influencers and experts in the crypto ecosystem asked their followers to not panic-sell, most of the investors who lost money on Wednesday were those who were leveraged heavily. As&nbsp;Zerodha&nbsp;founder Nithin Kamath pointed out, crypto exchanges offer 10 to 100 times leverage these days. He added that if an exchange offers 50 times leverage and say Bitcoin goes down 4% in one tick, a customer with $1K, can lose $2K. As per the data from&nbsp;bybt, more than&nbsp;7.25 lakh traders and $8.11 billion were liquidated in those peak hours. It should be noted that almost one-third of the liquidation happened on a Chinese crypto exchange platform Huobi. As many experts mentioned, liquidations indeed played a major role&nbsp;in the&nbsp;meltdown&nbsp;on May 19.
&nbsp;
"Buy the dip" &nbsp; Then the question that came across investors' minds was that the best time to #buythedip as those who had sat out&nbsp;the&nbsp;dizzying&nbsp;crypto rally.&nbsp;Historical&nbsp;data clearly&nbsp;favoured&nbsp;the argument as every sharp drop has&nbsp;been followed by an equally ferocious rebound.&nbsp;Siddharth Menon, founder of India&rsquo;s biggest crypto exchange&nbsp;WazirX, in a tweet, said that a&nbsp;market correction is a good thing and there is no need to panic. Nothing goes up in one direction he added. Menon also posted Gold&rsquo; 1980 chart and wrote that Gold's volatility was (-)66% in 30 months. New markets are volatile in nature, but as it matures and as we see more investors like institutes come on board it gets better, Menon said in a tweet.&nbsp;
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China's crack down &nbsp; The path ahead for crypto is&nbsp;set to be volatile&nbsp;with Chinese&nbsp;authorities&nbsp;now looking&nbsp;to 'crack down' on mining and trading of&nbsp;digital tokens as well. As India awaits a formal legal framework the central bank continues to &lsquo;direct&rsquo; lenders to distance themselves from&nbsp;cryptocurrency exchanges like&nbsp;WazirX,&nbsp;BuyUCoin&nbsp;and&nbsp;Zebpay.&nbsp;
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Fear &amp; greed index
Fear and greed index,&nbsp;a multifactoral&nbsp;crypto&nbsp;market analysis tool, fell to as low as 11 after Wednesday's sell-off. The index ranges from 0 to 100, where '0' means the highest level of fear and '100' means greed. The index was above 70 levels before Elon&nbsp;Musk started criticism of Bitcoin&nbsp;in the second week of May. Crypto&nbsp;markets experts, however, suggest the smartest time to invest is when the fear is high.
So&nbsp;if you are looking for a ride on the crypto&nbsp;craze, make sure you have your seat belts on and know your way to the exit.

Nintendo re-releasing classic Super Mario Games for Switch

Nintendo announced that it's re-releasing classic Super Mario Bros. titles to the Switch in HD quality. According to a report by Polygon, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario 3D World, and Super Mario Galaxy will be a part of the Super Mario 3D All-Stars pack, to celebrate Nintendo's 35th anniversary, and will go on sale from September 18th.

Nintendo re-releasing classic Super Mario Games

Nintendo announced that it's re-releasing classic Super Mario Bros. titles to the Switch in HD quality. According to a report by Polygon, Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario 3D World, and Super Mario Galaxy will be a part of the Super Mario 3D All-Stars pack, to celebrate Nintendo's 35th anniversary, and will go on sale from September 18th.

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