Abstract
This Cryptocurrency has quickly evolved as a revolutionary asset class, drawing both new and experienced investors because to its potential for large returns and inherent volatility. This study investigates the complex link between financial literacy and cryptocurrency investing decisions, with a special emphasis on the moderating influence of investment experience among Indian investors. Despite the rising interest in digital currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, there is still a substantial gap in understanding the elements that influence investing behaviors in this sector, particularly in terms of financial literacy and experience. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study examines how 300 Indian investors' financial literacy effects their bitcoin investing decisions. The study also looks at the influence of investment experience on this link, with demographic characteristics like age, education, and income acting as possible moderators.
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