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The unregulated but rapidly growing crypto market in India has led to scams of varying proportions.
With the RBI hesitating to back cryptocurrency, will the job of regulating the crypto market in India find any takers?
Such a ban may no longer be a realistic option for the government thanks to the scale of crypto trading in India.
Known as the ideological parent of India's ruling party, the RSS has been crusading against streaming platforms like Prime Video lately.
China has issued several diktats in the past to counter the rise of cryptocurrencies. But this time, it is different.
When news that Walmart would soon accept cryptocurrency turned out to be fake, it also became a teachable moment.
The fallout is from South Korea's stringent new regulations requiring trading licences and tie-ups with local banks.
The IMF warned that adopting crypto assets as legal tender carries risks for the country's macroeconomy, among others.
Apart from user sign-ups, WazirX also revealed interesting figures on signups by Indian women indicating that the lack of regulations in India has not dented...
The El Salvador parliament on Wednesday approved the Bitcoin Law making the Central American nation the first to formally adopt bitcoin as legal tender....
