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CoinSwitch Kuber founder and CEO Ashish Singhal said the industry has been actively communicating with all stakeholders
Smallcaps, sugar stocks and shares of recently listed companies like Paytm, SJS Enterprises, Fino Payments Bank and PolicyBazaar were in demand
The discussions come as authorities race to finalize a bill Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government wants to present to parliament in the session starting Nov. 29.
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The cryptocurrency bill is listed at a time when the level of interest in the subject is very high
The Bill 'seeks to prohibit all private cryptocurrencies in India however, it allows for certain exceptions to promote the underlying technology of cryptocurrency and its uses'
A progressive regulatory framework will create a prosperous crypto ecosystem and expand financial inclusion in the country in a secure, simple, and transparent manner
Barcelona canceled a deal with Ownix after a businessman linked to the company was arrested for fraud related to cryptocurrency
The billionaire shared some screen grabs which claimed that he has made tons of money using a cryptocurrency investment platform
People are already paying capital gains on income from cryptocurrencies, and the GST law provides for taxing such transactions as 'services', Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj told PTI
Singhal, whose company became a unicorn last month, is determined to reach out to sceptics who have FUD - crypto slag for fear, uncertainty and doubt, writes Ritwik Sharma
Some analysts say a sharp pullback is normal after prices skyrocketed 40% in October
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There have been a rising number of ads, featuring even film stars, promising easy and high returns on investments in cryptocurrencies in recent times
Modi also said the democracies must invest together in the research and development of future technology
MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India plans to tighten regulation of cryptocurrencies to deter investors from holding them though the government is unlikely to follow through with an earlier plan to ban private digital coins, according to two sources familiar with the discussions.
Senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah hit back at the ruling party accusing it of trying to hide its "corruption" and attempting to get personal to pursue "dirty agenda" in politics.
Defy, founded by entrepreneurs Bhagaban Behera, Sriharsha Setty and Nakul Kelkar, has received Seed funding worth $5.5 million
The purchase shook the art and crypto worlds