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Not Shani but Jupiter will again bring back the volatility in Bitcoin post October

Cryptocurrencies mainly Bitcoin, Ethereum or Ripple enjoyed a bumper year in 2017 as mainstream investors entered the market and drove prices higher.

January 22, 2018 / 09:13 IST
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Unocoin | One of the leading exchanges in India, Unocoin serves a customer base of over a million. It is a member of NASSCOM and has featured among the top 20 out of 350 companies in The FinTech 20: India list. Users are also given a chance to earn free bitcoin by referring the exchange to friends and family.
Unocoin | One of the leading exchanges in India, Unocoin serves a customer base of over a million. It is a member of NASSCOM and has featured among the top 20 out of 350 companies in The FinTech 20: India list. Users are also given a chance to earn free bitcoin by referring the exchange to friends and family.

Kshitij Anand,
Moneycontrol News

Gold failed to glitter, equities made a mark, real estate found itself struggling with regulations but what took investors by surprise was the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin in particular saw widespread interest not just across the world but in India as well.

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Bitcoin rallied from $1,000 rose to nearly $20,000 in December. Not just Bitcoin, but other cryptocurrencies did pretty well in 2017.

Well, if you have found this particular asset class interesting and are planning to take a dip into the unknown, tread with caution – a word of advice which comes from not just analysts on D-Street but also astrologers and numerologists.