Cryptocurrency exchange to reward Indian Olympians

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MUMBAI (CU)_So far, India has gone to claim 1 silver medal and 3 bronze medals at the ongoing Tokyo Olympics, with Mirabai Chanu claiming second place in 49 kg women’s weightlifting, while PV Sindhu won third place in the women’s singles badminton, together with Lovlina Borgohain, who also claimed a bronze medal in the women’s welterweight category. These athletes are already getting richly recognised, as they are being showered with praise and rewards, from free pizzas to cash prizes. Now, they could also add cryptocurrencies to the list of their rewards, as India-based cryptocurrency exchange, Bitbns, decided to offer to open an investment plan in cryptocurrencies for the medal winners from the South Asian nation.

According to a statement issued by the company, it will open…

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