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India’s cryptocurrency bill catches industry off-guard; investors nervous

Admin January 30, 2021

Industry watchers said the government’s definition of ‘private’ could imply that any digital currency that is not sovereign could be seen as a ‘private’ currency, including Bitcoin.

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India’s cryptocurrency bill catches industry off-guard; investors nervous

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