Quote from: thottum on March 20, 2020, 07:15:59 AM

Being a crypto enthusiast and lover everyone loves this decision by the supreme court of India but this doesn't mean complete green flag if the government decides to ban it completely or restricts by somehow. The draft bill is in works we will hope it doesn't affect the crypto community in India

I am interested to see the development of cryptocurrency in India, considering that the Indian government is very concerned with technology-based education from an early age. Of course, the introduction of technology since in elementary school will bring a different mindset to the millennial generation in India, besides Gandhi's strong mahatma teachings in India about Technology based on humanity and science with character.

Currently in India, the productive age is dominated by millennials. Thus, the removal of the crypto ban by regulators could revive Bitcoin investment and the level of technological development for other projects in the country. The mobile technology revolution that developed in India has led to an older population segment to know and learn about the cryptocurrency market. So it is clear that the millennial generation of technology literacy has a different impact on crypto education for conventional groups than in other countries that are not technology-based.