Indian Cryptocurrency Regulations Likely to Materialize in December 2018

Indian Cryptocurrency Regulations Likely to Materialize in December 2018
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2018-8-14 08:00

While the Indian Government has plans to adopt blockchain technology, the much-awaited Indian cryptocurrency regulations will take place later in 2018. It is also important to note that the finance ministry panel is evaluating the proposal to consider blockchain and cryptocurrencies separately.

Taking Time to Accept Cryptocurrency The Indian Government under Narendra Modi has shown their interest to adopt blockchain. . .

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