India’s Supreme Court gives authorities a month to create crypto regs
India’s Supreme Court has ordered authorities in the country to come up with regulations for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies within the next four weeks.
India’s Supreme Court has ordered authorities in the country to come up with regulations for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies within the next four weeks.
India's Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh, inaugurated the newly-created National Cyber Forensic Lab (NCFL) which will focus its energy on investigating and resolving crypto-related crimes, as well as other types of cyber fraud.
An upcoming blockchain summit backed by India's government will, hopefully, lead to crypto’s acceptance at the highest levels of India’s legislation.
Local police in India have arrested a new group for defrauding crypto investors.
A committee established in India to review the crypto space has also legitimized the future’s currency, stating that it believes that crypto could disrupt the rupee.
The Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology has issued a blueprint of blockchain technology for the banking sector of India.
A cryptocurrency scam in India that saw around $71.6 million stolen through a fake crypto offering early last year has now found a fourth accomplice arrested.
India seems to have a hard time making up its mind on whether or not digital currencies are good or bad.
The Indian government committee studying cryptocurrencies is likely to push for their legalization in its report to the Finance ministry.
India announced about three weeks ago that new cryptocurrency regulations could be introduced this month.
A report by Quartz released yesterday asserts that India’s finance ministry had given a task group the responsibility of creating regulatory norms and policies for crypto trading, as well as for blockchain technology.
A cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme operating out of India has now been stopped in its tracks. Ambidant allegedly targeted Muslim investors, promising huge returns in Halal investments. In actuality, it was nothing more than a ruse to scam investors out of their money.