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It writes that increased co-movement between equity and crypto assets could soon pose risks to financial stability especially in countries with widespread adoption
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It writes that increased co-movement between equity and crypto assets could soon pose risks to financial stability especially in countries with widespread adoption
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman answered in Lok Sabha that the RBI wants a ban on cryptocurrency, but international consensus is required first
RBI Deputy Governor T Rabi Shankar suggest that private crypto assets will have no purpose once CBDC is introduced in the economy.
The central bank official shared his no-holds-barred opinions on risks and regulatory challenges posed by cryptocurrencies.
The Russian central bank took stock of the trends, risks, and global regulations around crypto to arrive at the proposal.
Crypto investors in India are in meltdown mode due to an inkling of a blanket ban; here's why that's unlikely.
Such a ban may no longer be a realistic option for the government thanks to the scale of crypto trading in India.
China has issued several diktats in the past to counter the rise of cryptocurrencies. But this time, it is different.
