The Bank Nifty Weekly, launched by the NSE in 2016, grew from a niche product to a heavyweight in India’s trading scene, capturing nearly a third of index options volume and fueling India’s rise as the world’s largest options market.

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath shared a witty “obituary” for Bank Nifty Weekly options on social platform X, following SEBI's recent decision to end weekly index options contracts, including Nifty Bank.

Zerodha co-founder and CEO Nithin Kamath regularly shares his candid and often humorous take on market trends. Recently, he took to X to share a humorous "obituary" for the Bank Nifty Weekly contracts.

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Nithin Kamath took to X to share his hilarious take on the closing of Bank Nifty Weekly contracts. Kamath posted a mock 'obituary' on X and said it was shared by an 'old trader friend', in ‘loving memory of Bank Nifty Weekly’ contracts.

Zerodha co-founder, Nithin Kamath, posted a humorous obituary for the Bank Nifty Weekly options contract on X (formerly Twitter), following SEBI's decision to discontinue it. The obituary, shared by a trader,

Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath shared a humorous obituary for the popular weekly options contract on X, written by one of his old trader friends.

Bank Nifty Weekly contracts, a popular tool in India's options market, are no more. SEBI, the regulatory body, discontinued them to curb speculative trading. The move is expected to impact trading volumes,