Apart from piloting India's CBDC in commercial papers and certificates of deposits, the Reserve Bank of India is also looking to make e-rupee transferable offline, bringing it to par with cash.
Under the IRS' latest tax rule, anyone considered a digital asset broker must prepare Form 1099-DA for customers who sell or exchange digital assets to ensure all gains and losses are being reported.
BSV blockchain is pushing past boundaries in terms of transaction capacity but redefining the standards for energy efficiency in digital transactions, a feat that would bridge the gap to the digital economy.
Far from being a digital currency conference, the London Blockchain Conference 2024 will tackle how businesses, governments, and individuals can benefit from blockchain's game-changing tools.
A report by Omnia Health says medical tourism faces challenges the metaverse can solve, such as stressful pre-travel arrangements and inadequate communication.
While it has been proven that digital assets can be recovered in most circumstances, certain foundational principles and ideologues remain barriers to the retrieval process.
It will take quite some time before India sees the "full-fledged" launch of its CBDC as the RBI insists on a cautious approach to ensure the integrity and stability of the e-rupee.
With circulation down by 40%, PayPal is exploring new use cases for its PYSUD stablecoin, and international remittances have emerged as a low-hanging fruit.
In this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, SmartLedger CEO Shawn Ryan details the discussions that took place in Capitol Hill, the halving season, and the latest developments in BSV.
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das reminded that before the market crash, the RBI had been warning of the risks involved in investing in digital currencies, according to local reports.
The Reserve Bank of India insisted on banning digital assets due to heightened risks, as it continues to warn potential investors of the consequences of jumping onboard the highly volatile market.
Shaktikanta Das, head of the Reserve Bank of India, says that the best way to regulate the industry is to introduce gambling legislation to control digital assets.
