As per the annual report of SEBI, the govt officials have been sent to Japan, UK and Switzerland to study the crypto market in the leading countries.
South Korean banks are coming up with various decision to limit services for customers who are using the virtual names on their crypto accounts.
The RBI, in their annual report, said that they are aware of the P2P exchanges in India. RBI also talks of Central Bank-issued Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
The unit was formed about a month ago and a chief general manager has been identified to lead it, but no formal announcement has been made by the RBI yet.
Reports now indicate that Indian cryptocurrency traders are making use of stablecoins to stay afloat amid the crypto-ban.
A crowdfunding campaign based on Russian website Boomstarter aims at raising $250,000 to identify Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoins.
. Reports from the country now indicate that there’s a possibility that a ban on cryptocurrencies might continue - however, cryptocurrency tokens might be allowed.
Huobi sent an e-mail to their Indian users stating that they have started off with a P2P crypto exchange platform that would facilitate trades in Indian Rupees.
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