The pre-Christmas risk-off among investors has roiled global markets from equities to cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin became the latest to fall victim to intense bout of selling pressure as the cryptocurrency fell by as much as $10,000 in an hour to close $42,000 earlier on Saturday.
Rajeev Chandrashekhar said that the past 19 months of the pandemic have demonstrated how technology can help bridge the geographical gap between the government and vulnerable citizens.
Bitcoin, the world's biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, is down 31.6% from the year's high of $69,000 reached on Nov. 10.
Twitter said Parag Agrawal, in his newly assumed role, has decided to reorganize the leadership structure at the company and shift to a general manager model for consumer, revenue and core tech that would oversee all core teams across engineering, product management, design and research.
The company's shares fell 22.17%, losing about $8.4 billion in market value. At their Friday close of $6.07, Didi shares have fallen about 57% since their June 30 IPO price.
People who use the platform in languages other than English are using a "raw, dangerous version of Facebook," Haugen said.
The crypto chaos triggered by a Lok Sabha bulletin last week has given way to speculation on what India’s Cryptocurrency Bill—to be tabled in the ongoing session of Parliament—will actually contain.from Technology News, Latest Gadget Reviews, Gaming & Tech Videos | Times of India https://ift.tt/o3b1NzK
