Yugocean
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Given the increase in the number of cryptocurrency investors in India and the trading volume, the Government of India has listed a new bill regarding cryptocurrency.
In the booklet released by RBI on payment systems on 25 January, it was suggested to to ban all private cryptocurrencies and release a digital version of the Indian rupee.
A bill on cryptocurrency was also enacted in 2019 which attempted to criminalize the use of cryptocurrency, but then no action could be taken due to no information on cryptocurrency and blockchain and the corona outbreak at the time of the Parliament session.
The cryptocurrency industry in India may be brought to an end under the "Digital Currency Bill, 2021", the bill is yet to be introduced; however, path is still open in the Supreme Court for Crypto traders.
In the booklet released by RBI on payment systems on 25 January, it was suggested to to ban all private cryptocurrencies and release a digital version of the Indian rupee.
A bill on cryptocurrency was also enacted in 2019 which attempted to criminalize the use of cryptocurrency, but then no action could be taken due to no information on cryptocurrency and blockchain and the corona outbreak at the time of the Parliament session.
The cryptocurrency industry in India may be brought to an end under the "Digital Currency Bill, 2021", the bill is yet to be introduced; however, path is still open in the Supreme Court for Crypto traders.