Scholar-Journalist of the Week: Bitcoin-The trending virtual currency

Sudeep Chakrapani is a vibrant and socially adept person whose passions for reading and writing have paved the way for his exceptional journey. With a remarkable affinity for literature and an inherent flair for the written word, Sudeep has cultivated impressive writing skills that seamlessly harmonise with his insatiable thirst for knowledge.

Particularly drawn to the intricate realms of banking and finance, he finds solace in the pages that delve into these sectors, absorbing information with an unwavering zeal. The class X student envisions a future where his expertise in these domains will flourish. His diligent research on the subject of Bitcoin stands as a testament to his commitment, as he meticulously hones his understanding to craft insightful articles that illuminate complex concepts for his readers. 

Edited excerpts from the interview.

Tell us about yourself.

I am a class X student at Apeejay School, Nerul in Navi Mumbai. I love to read. I also write poems and essays sometimes. Besides these, I cycle often.

What kind of books interest you?

Both fiction and non-fiction pique my interest. I like to engage with classics as well.

The last book you read?

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie.

Your favourite authors?

Rick Riordan, Arthur Conan Doyle, George RR Martin, and JK Rowling.

Interesting! When did you start writing?

It has been a year. I have written on varying topics right from the usage of social media to the relevance of Bitcoin. I am at present, honing on my writing skills.

Bitcoin is a relevant theme to pick. What made you choose it for Scholar-Journalist?

Bitcoin was something I wasn’t much aware about. So, I decided to take it up, understand it through some educational videos and then write on it.