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Priya Sharma

Priya Sharma

Nationality: Singapore Bio: Priya Sharma is dedicated to helping newcomers navigate digital assets safely. Based in Singapore, she specializes in investment fundamentals, risk management, and educational content for crypto beginners. She holds a degree in Finance from the National University of Singapore and spent five years in traditional wealth management before transitioning to cryptocurrency education. Her experience with retail investors gives her unique insight into the challenges beginners face. Since joining MEXC Learn, Priya has created comprehensive guides covering wallet setup to market cycles. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes security, due diligence, and long-term thinking over speculative trading. Areas of Expertise: - Investment Education - Risk Management - Beginner Guides - Security Best Practices - Portfolio Strategy

Recent Articles

Tokenized Gold RWA: How Gold Fits the Real-World Asset Trend

Tokenized Gold RWA: How Gold Fits the Real-World Asset Trend

Tokenized gold RWA sits at the intersection of two powerful ideas: gold as one of the oldest financial assets, and blockchain as a newer settlement layer for digital ownership. In simple terms,

Gold-Backed Crypto: How Tokenized Gold Works in 2026

Gold-Backed Crypto: How Tokenized Gold Works in 2026

Gold-backed crypto is one of the clearest examples of real-world asset tokenization. The idea is simple: a digital token represents a claim or exposure linked to physical gold held by an issuer or

Is XAUT Safe? Tether Gold Reserves, Custody, and Risks Explained

Is XAUT Safe? Tether Gold Reserves, Custody, and Risks Explained

XAUT can look safer than many crypto assets because it is linked to physical gold. That is a useful starting point, but it is not the full answer. Tether Gold may reduce some risks associated with

Is PAXG Safe? Reserves, Custody, and Trading Risks Explained

Is PAXG Safe? Reserves, Custody, and Trading Risks Explained

PAXG is often described as a safer crypto asset because it is backed by gold. That is partly true, but it is incomplete. PAXG may avoid some risks common to speculative tokens, yet it introduces a

XAUT Price Prediction 2026: Tether Gold Trends and Risks

XAUT Price Prediction 2026: Tether Gold Trends and Risks

XAUT, also known as Tether Gold, is one of the most watched gold-backed tokens in the crypto market. Unlike most digital assets, it does not rely mainly on protocol revenue, staking demand, token

Bitcoin Malaysia: BTC Price in Ringgit, Legal Status, and How to Get Started

Bitcoin Malaysia: BTC Price in Ringgit, Legal Status, and How to Get Started

Malaysia is one of Southeast Asia's most crypto-curious markets, and Bitcoin sits at the centre of that conversation. Whether you're searching for the latest Bitcoin price in Malaysia, wondering if

How to Read a BTC Candlestick Chart? Patterns, Wicks, and Timeframes

How to Read a BTC Candlestick Chart? Patterns, Wicks, and Timeframes

Key Takeaways A Bitcoin candlestick chart displays four data points per candle — open, high, low, and close — giving traders far more information than a simple line chart. Green candles mean BTC

Bitcoin Taproot: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It Still Matters

Bitcoin Taproot: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It Still Matters

Most Bitcoin upgrades generate debate — Taproot generated consensus. When the Bitcoin Taproot upgrade activated in November 2021, it quietly rewired how Bitcoin handles transactions, privacy, and

Does Amazon Accept Bitcoin? How to Shop and Trade with BTC

Does Amazon Accept Bitcoin? How to Shop and Trade with BTC

Millions of Bitcoin holders ask the same question every year: does Amazon accept Bitcoin? The short answer is no — but that doesn't mean you're out of options. This article breaks down exactly why

Bitcoin Nodes: What They Are, How Many Exist, and Why They Matter

Bitcoin Nodes: What They Are, How Many Exist, and Why They Matter

Bitcoin has no CEO, no central office, and no single server keeping it alive. What it does have is a global network of computers — called Bitcoin nodes — that work together to validate every