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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
OECD's consultation paper proposes crypto asset reporting framework to ensure fair reporting of crypto assets for effective taxation.
Crypto industry experts flag concerns in OECD's Crypto Framework at a public consultation meeting held recently.
A consultation paper on crypto is nearing completion and will soon be released by the Indian government as it seeks to regulate crypto assets.
OECD was seeking the crypto industry's input for a new global tax transparency framework.
Top official sheds light on the regulatory challenges of crypto.
Sitharaman made these remarks on a panel deliberating the role of digital money and its regulatory future.
Banks are still on the fence about working with crypto firms even after RBI's ban was overturned.
It has also proposed setting up a sandbox to explore use cases of distributed ledger technology.
The crypto industry has decried the move, stating that it would hamper the privacy rights of crypto holders.
