So we all know how Indian government is banning cryptocurrencies soon.
https://www.livemint.com/news/india/banning-cryptocurrency-in-india-not-a-solution-nasscom-1564476081539.htmlNow nasscom is adding fuel to the war along with the Reserve bank of India suggesting that they didn't have anything to do with it makes worth a point
*They themselves think this is overboard and doesn't want to actually associate with it*
Earlier this week it was criticised by people all around the world also at the same time the committee was submitting the records rejecting any good involvement.
Nasscom is actually the Indian IT sector more like a non profit organization.
Earlier today there were websites suggesting how you should sell your coins so that you don't get jailed for long-term.
So , should you sell or hold onto bitcoins .?
All I know is if we all held onto our bitcoins , they won't be able to send each and every one of us to jail .. the supporters are actually a lot more than you could imagine.
I am holding onto my coins , what are you gonna do ?
From reading the article and with some knowledge of the blockchain, its cryptographic nature makes it quite impossible to track who transacts on the platform. The government bans it because it's not regulated to their terms. What they want is for people to stick to a centralized system for easier tracking of your activities. But just to be sure, you could use premium VPNs to conceal your online activities, on top of the encryption blockchain provides. Also do note to pick trusted VPNs only as other cheap/free VPN might sell your data since it passes through their servers.