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Cryptocurrency News

Indian government’s ‘blockchain not crypto’ stance highlights lack of understanding

05/19/2022

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2022.05.19 20:55

Indian government's ‘blockchain not crypto’ stance highlights lack of understanding
Indian government’s ‘blockchain not crypto’ stance highlights lack of understanding

Indian crypto businesses are struggling with the new tax policies as trading volumes have dried up and many established crypto firms are looking to relocate to more crypto-friendly jurisdictions.

While many developed countries and even several of its Asian counterparts are actively studying and formulating better crypto regulations, the Indian government has maintained a “blockchain, not crypto” stance.

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05/19/2022

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