For what it's worth it is no minor achievement, the robbery based series has maintained the first stop for a long time and has trended more than even the pandemic in the country. The fifth-largest economy has removed the ban imposed on it by the Central Bank and it seems like the popularity and adoption are growing exponentially.
The price rally achieved by the top cryptocurrency got bitcoin trending. It went over $10,000 and news publications in India overnight showed tremendous interest and covered bitcoin quite comprehensively. The hashtag amassed 86.2k tweets, which is more than triple of the Netflix original.
The series is about a group of people looking to rob a bank in Spain by printing billions of Euros. In reality, it is the banks, especially the US which has printed 3.3 trillion of money to fight the COVID-19. It seems bitcoin is outperforming both in their own field.
The infinite printing hasn't gone down too well and due to it, billionaire Paul Tudor Jones also finally jumped on the bitcoin's bandwagon and invested. Optimism from such a prominent personality also increased both bitcoin trending and price.
Hindustan Times, a leading news publisher covered bitcoin along with Bloomberg and also shared comments from big guns in the Crypto space like Vijay Ayyar, the head of Luno Business department. He also discussed the impact of US Fed printing and that it definitely opens the door for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
Seeing bitcoin trending in India is definitely a piece of welcome news for the community worldwide, given that India is a big but still an untapped market when it comes to Crypto.
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