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Re: Cryptocurrencies have won with court in India – for how long?
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TopT3ns
on 24/01/2020, 13:54:44 UTC
After a stressful and fearful trial at the Indian Supreme Court, India officially admitted that Bitcoins and other cryptographic assets are not illegal..

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This judgement is not helpful because it fails to direct banks to accept money arising from the sale or purchase of bitcoins. Secondly it doesn’t even clarify how one will show bitcoins in their tax files, therefore people will not be keen to buy bitcoins without getting more clarity.
indeed basically everyone buys bitcoin just to be able to get profit, whereas bitcoin for their development will only use technology owned by bitcoin, whereas if bitcoin is used for payment methods it will be very difficult to happen because the price will definitely not be stable and there will be manipulation of prices will make the transaction a profit and loss with a very fast time, and in India I see cryptocurrency seems still difficult to use because the government also prohibits the use of cryptocurrency as a payment.