The Supreme Court may have adjourned discussions around cryptocurrency regulations to January 2020, but it heard the arguments on the other part of the crypto matter – the constitutional validity
The Supreme Court may have adjourned discussions around cryptocurrency regulations to January 2020, but it heard the arguments on the other part of the crypto matter – the constitutional validity
Earlier this year, an Economic Times (ET) report caused a huge furore in the Indian cryptocurrency community after it revealed details about a new bill which ostensibly stated that India
Leading technology lobbying groups such as NASSCOM are asking the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to reconsider its decision to exclude cryptocurrencies from its proposed regulatory sandbox. In the proposed
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), India’s Central Bank, has failed the Indian cryptocurrency yet again! RBI recently released its draft framework for regulatory sandbox in the fintech space. However,
The Cryptocurrency vs RBI matter has just received its next hearing date. The case has now been listed for hearing on July 23, 2019 in the Supreme Court. Naimish Sanghvi,
The long wait for the Indian cryptocurrency community continues. As we had predicted in an earlier blog post, there was no significant development in the RBI vs Cryptocurrency Matter in
Cryptocurrency investors have been eagerly awaiting the government’s action on the RBI vs cryptocurrency case after the Supreme Court gave them a window of four weeks to come up with
India is among the few countries in the world that has seemingly no idea what to do with cryptocurrencies. While some countries like China have completely banned cryptocurrencies, many others
In an unexpected move, the Supreme Court of India heard the cryptocurrency matter today which was originally expected to come for hearing tomorrow. According to blockchain regulatory analysis platform Crypto Kanoon, the
The Indian government has always taken a negative stand on cryptocurrencies. Right from money laundering to terrorist financing, the government has cited a lot of reasons against this new asset