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TL;DR Breakdown India crypto adoption surge by 30 percent Crypto future in India uncertain Crypto sporadic upsurge in 2021 has seen Bitcoin price surge by over 400 percent this year. This has played hugely in India crypto adoption rise, which has moved up by 30 percent since March 2020 till now. Bitcoin (BTC), Ripple (XRP), […]

India’s ZebPay crypto exchange, one of the oldest exchanges out there, aims to double monthly transactions after the huge surge in demand despite the concerns of the government ban so let’s look it up some more in our latest crypto news today. India’s ZebPay platform has more than 4 million customers and now expects to […]

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While uncertainties surround India’s cryptocurrency industry with rumors about an impending ban on crypto ownership, the country’s Finance Minister stated that the government was not going to block all options regarding cryptocurrency.  To Ban Crypto or Not? Speaking in an interview at a conclave by India Today, Nirmala Sitharaman said that the Finance Ministry wasRead More

South Korea’s tax authority is targeting individuals who use cryptocurrency to conceal their assets as a way of evading tax payments. NTS Investigating Tax Offenders Concealing Assets Using Cryptocurrecy  According to the Korea Herald on Monday (Mar. 15, 2021), the National Tax Service (NTS) clamped down on over 2,400 tax offenders who hid their assetsRead More

Cryptocurrency users in India are getting ready for a rude awakening as the country sets the stage to ban cryptocurrencies. This is according to an [...]