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India's Gen Z is entering financial markets earlier and increasingly using cryptocurrency as a gateway to investing, while showing a preference for diversified portfolios and a willingness to stay invested through market volatility, data from crypto exchange WazirX showed. Nearly 44.4 per cent of Gen Z investors on the platform began their investment journey through crypto, suggesting that a large share of young investors are entering financial markets through digital assets rather than adding crypto to established portfolios. The median age of Gen Z investors on WazirX is 25, while the generation accounted for 72 per cent of all new investors on the platform in the first half of 2026. Gen Z also made up 32.1 per cent of active traders, the company said. The trend is spreading beyond India's largest cities. Nearly 80 per cent of WazirX's Gen Z users come from outside the country's top 10 cities, highlighting the growing participation of investors from Tier-2 and Tier-3 centres. Mumb

If your investment decision is triggered by trending news, viral posts or "everyone is making money," it's likely 'fear of missing out'

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Review your portfolio every three to six months and avoid making changes based on short-term market movements

While selecting one, check the safeguards and the tax-reporting support offered by it

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Women investors level up: More equities, more control, more risk appetite

that Indian equity investors should apply dabbawala's principle of unshakeable commitment to a system that works, executed with discipline regardless of that particular day's conditions.

While survival is no longer at stake, confirmation bias continues to shape our behaviour - especially as investors

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