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Amid reports that India may prohibit cryptocurrencies except virtual currencies issued by state, a look at Tesla's bitcoin investment, India's stance on the cryptocurrency, reasons for the government's skepticism towards cryptocurrencies, and more
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Cryptocurrency startups in India believe the country can become a thriving hub for crypto-innovation and have started a campaign to lobby the government to reconsider its proposed ban on cryptocurrencies
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Investors and entrepreneurs believe that a ban would face implementation and constitutional hurdles, and that India might follow the route taken by other Asian countries, which initially banned cryptocurrency trades but reversed their stance soon after
India is planning to bring in a law to ban trade in cryptocurrency, that will certainly come as a huge blow to an industry that has been booming during the lockdown
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Experts say the judgement shows that virtual currencies are 'here to stay' in India and it is up to the country to get the regulations right