Tag: India
Supreme Court and Crypto-ban in India – No Baby, Only Bath Water
After two years of RBI’s ban on crypto-trade, some clarity from the apex court has poured in. The industry is in a better mood...
Crypto-Bans: Let’s Kill The Strawmen
There are two ways to resolve an argument. The harder one endures
Hitting the weak nerve – you just want to control (cough, cough –...
Crypto-critics may be right. Thank you Theodore
Ninety per cent of everything is crap. Exactly! That is what makes the ten per cent worth it all!
It is easy to dismiss,...
Government on Crypto – Sounds like ‘I am Groot’
The fears can be reasonable but it would be better if regulators took a brave leap of clarity on cryptocurrencies and blockchain. India’s current...
Coinroom’s exit-scam? Exchange disappeared with customers’ funds
There are reports that the Polish crypto exchange Coinroom has disappeared along with the clients' funds. The official website of the exchange is now...
Bitcoin can be legally used in over 100 countries
According to the Coin Dance service, by now Bitcoin has 111 states that legalized to one degree or another.
Resource analysts emphasize that Nigeria occupies...
India can legalize cryptocurrencies, but under strict conditions
As appears in the new media report, the Indian authorities can, presumably, legalize cryptocurrencies, but under strict conditions.
According to an article in New Indian...
India on the verge of total cryptocurrency ban
According to CNBC-TV18, a research group set up by the government of India has concluded that all virtual currencies in the country should be...
The perfect crime: money stolen, but nobody complains
In October 2017, the department for the investigation of economic crimes of the Mumbai police (EOW) announced the search for the founder and sole...
India intends to replace Bitcoin with “divine” digital currency Lakshmi
In fact, banning Bitcoin, the Indian authorities are considering the possibility of creating their own cryptocurrency. According to Quartz, an expert group under the...
