Author: Bhavesh Maurya
Bhavesh Maurya
Bhavesh Maurya is a technical content analyst and market researcher with strong expertise in cryptocurrency, global financial markets, and emerging fintech ecosystems. With hands-on experience in analyzing blockchain data and on-chain metrics, he specializes in breaking down complex developments across Bitcoin, altcoins, ETFs, and digital asset infrastructure into clear, data-driven insights. Coming from a technical background that spans backend systems, APIs, and data-driven problem solving, Bhavesh brings a unique analytical depth to financial and crypto journalism. His work focuses on interpreting market structure, institutional flows, price action, and evolving narratives such as AI in finance, tokenization, and decentralized infrastructure.
Bitbank Launches Japan’s First Crypto Credit Card Enabling Bitcoin Bill Payments with 0.5% Cashback, Tapping 80%+ Card Penetration and Expanding Real-World Crypto Use in Regulated Financial Ecosystem The Japanese cryptocurrency ecosystem takes a notable step toward mainstream crypto adoption. Bitbank’s new offering, a crypto-connected credit card, marks the integration of traditional financial services and cryptocurrency payments. Bitbank’s First Crypto Payment Card Bitbank, a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange, has launched a Visa-backed credit card that lets users pay their monthly expenses with cryptocurrency. In a press release, the company announced its collaboration with EPOS Card, the financial technology arm of Marui Group,…
India’s Crypto Security in 2026: 120M Users, 60% Losses from Social Engineering, Rising Deepfake & SIM-Swap Threats Highlight Need for Strong KYC, MPC Wallets, and Cold Storage to Protect Digital Assets The cryptocurrency market in India has grown exponentially, with over 120 million users right now. However, this also makes it a bigger target for hackers, and security is a major concern for investors. This growth invites more advanced threats, with estimates suggesting over 60% of cryptocurrency-related losses in South Asia are now due to social engineering schemes. Evolving Threat Landscape in India Scams in the blockchain and cryptocurrency world…
Metaplanet Raises ¥8B ($53M) via Zero-Coupon Bonds to Boost Bitcoin Holdings, Allocates ¥25.4B for BTC Buys as Stock Falls 3.5% and BTC Trades Near $77.5K Amid Market Volatility The Tokyo-listed investment firm, Metaplanet, in an X post, announced the issue of ¥8 billion (around $53 million) in zero-coupon bonds, which supports its strategy of Bitcoin collection. The relocation positions the company among several publicly traded companies that invest in debt instruments to accumulate crypto reserves, per disclosures quoted by OTC Markets. Bond Issuance Signals Strategic Shift According to Bitcoin news today, the capital was raised through EVO FUND, under its…
Ludhiana Industrialist Duped of ₹19.84 Cr in Crypto Honeytrap; Fraud Used 76 Mule Accounts Across 15 Banks via Fake Profile ‘Anayika Roy’ and Cloned Platform, Exposing Rising Threat of Emotion-Driven Cyber Scams in India A cyber fraud in Punjab has come into light by one Anayika Roy, who allegedly used a fake identity to orchestrate an elaborate cryptocurrency scam through a honeytrap that defrauded a Ludhiana-based industrialist of Rs. 19.84 crores. A Digital Relationship Built on Trust According to police sources, the victim, Jagdeep Singla, was initially contacted via Facebook by a profile called “Anayika Roy”, which is believed to…