Yes, you can still register on Bybit without an invitation or referral code (SHIRAVERSE). You may leave the referral code blank and proceed to create an account on Bybit.
Alright, here’s how it works — when you join the Bybit Affiliate Program, you get paid for every person who signs up and trades through your link. Simple. 💸 The best part? Bybit pays you daily. So you’re not waiting around forever to get your earnings. Everything’s tracked in your affiliate portal wRead more
Alright, here’s how it works — when you join the Bybit Affiliate Program, you get paid for every person who signs up and trades through your link. Simple. 💸
The best part? Bybit pays you daily. So you’re not waiting around forever to get your earnings. Everything’s tracked in your affiliate portal where you can check your clicks, signups, and how much you’re making.
They also hook you up with a dedicated account manager (like Cody, Melanie, or Mark) to help you out, drop promo tips, and update you on the latest campaigns.
Plus, if you’re really active, they’ll invite you to cool stuff — global crypto events, VIP parties, even F1 Red Bull Racing events. Kinda wild.
You can earn up to 50% commission, and if someone you refer becomes an affiliate too? You get an extra 10% from their referrals. Win-win.
👉 Wanna start earning? Apply here: https://affiliates.bybit.com/v2/en-US/apply/?affiliate_id=85184
Oh, and if you’re new to Bybit, you can also sign up and grab a $20 USDT bonus: 20 USDT Bonus
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Yes, cryptocurrency gains are taxable in India. Under the Income Tax Act, cryptocurrencies are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs), and profits from trading, selling, or spending these assets are taxed at a flat rate of 30%. Additionally, a 1% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies to transactRead more
Yes, cryptocurrency gains are taxable in India. Under the Income Tax Act, cryptocurrencies are classified as Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs), and profits from trading, selling, or spending these assets are taxed at a flat rate of 30%. Additionally, a 1% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies to transactions exceeding specific thresholds—₹50,000 for most taxpayers and ₹10,000 for specified individuals.
Other forms of crypto income, like staking rewards, airdrops, or mining, are also taxable, typically at your applicable income tax slab rate. Reporting such income is mandatory under the newly introduced Schedule VDA in Income Tax Returns. Losses from crypto transactions cannot be offset against gains or other income, and only the cost of acquisition is deductible.
It’s important to stay updated with tax regulations and consult a tax professional to ensure compliance.
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