Quote from: SandraStark on November 01, 2018, 11:05:14 PM

I saw information that Indian government is considering launching its own cryptocurrency and that the executive director of the Reserve Bank of India at a recent conference stressed that the agency is not planning to consider Bitcoin as the national cryptocurrency. Officials are not sure about the reliability of Bitcoin as a currency, and reports about the use of digital coins for money laundering and terrorist financing cast a shadow on the reputation of the first cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is also viewed with suspicion because it is not regulated within the framework of the monetary policy of the government of any country, and its price is subject to considerable fluctuations. So I think everything will be limited to the launch of its cryptocurrency. And as for me, these are worthy decisions at the level of the government, while other states are not at all ready to accept cryptocurrency ... Wink

If we refer to the statement made by the Minister of Finance of India, Mr. Arun Jaitley in February 2018 then, himself had time to say that the Indian government is actually only interested in the potential of blockchain technology, and the Indian government plans to proactively explore the use of blockchain technology in supporting the digital economy. I think your opinion is correct.