Atleast with international exchanges like binance we have chance to withdraw the crypto to our wallet despite the huge taxation but with Indian exchanges we can't even withdraw at all so I don't see any reason to use them unless the patriotism forces the users to choose Indian over others but it's not a convincing reason in my opinion, if we buy crypto then we must be able to hold it in our custody and these exchanges don't let us to do.

Another update:

CoinDCX announces white hat recovery bounty after $44M hack

In an effort to recover the stolen funds, CoinDCX CEO Sumit Gupta announced a new recovery bounty program that offers white hat hackers up to 25% of any recovered funds they can help trace and retrieve.

“The exposure was from our own reserves, and we have already absorbed it through our corporate treasury,” said Gupta in a Monday X post,

Yes, atleast we need to fit in a way that we can do all our activities on our own and doesn't need to have abs.

But our foods are highly carb and often lack protein sources which is one of the main reason for obesity and type 2 diabetes, we should consume less carbs and increase protein source whether as veggies or from meat (that's different politics  ).

I guess we can't really trust any Indian exchanges anymore, with the growing adoption the exchange should focus more on improving their security for the KYC data as well as the funds but it looks like they are trying to not being act transparent and letting the users know what's happening.

Yes, people should withdraw whatever balance left in it even though they claim users funds are safe.

You should try it occasionally, not just to enjoy the experience, but to build resistance.

Folks from around the world go on adventure travel once in a year but for us it just happens in day-to-day scenarios. Rickshaw rides are not just a commute, but an adventurous ride, where we have to face things like roller coasters from potholes, sudden lane changes with no signal at all, and brakes that almost kiss the rear end of the vehicle.

To live in India, we need a special immunity power, for example street foods. I doubt someone from another country who eats street foods will have severe stomach upsets and recently, someone from Norway posted a video. And the same goes for traffic, we can't expect a foreigner to commute in a metro city's traffic.

We are conditioned to live in such mode for very long time.

And sad thing is, people forget everything when they're being manipulated by the religion and this is what both the national parties use at the time of elections.

Real problems in our country that need serious attention are Corruption, inflation rate, increasing fuel prices and suicides of farmers, unemployment, and many more but they simply use religious hatred while election campaigning that distracts people from the actual problem for enough period and unfortunately it works every time.

Desi Mindset: Anyone who follows the rules is just stupid.

Everything is so normalized, from cutting the queue, bribing to get a signature and the system is completely broken, while the population makes everything so competitive, which is why even if anyone who has the intention of following rules can't do it forever.

Eventually, TX confirmed on its own without the need for the bump fee.

Looks like it, I tried a few times and the same error appears so it must be a bug or something because the bump fee should work irrespective of decrease fee or preserve fee as long as the fee paid is higher than the previous one right?

Let's say if I used 1sat/vb and now increasing it to 2sat/vb, I don't find any reason why it shouldn't broadcast it.

Due to the sudden spike in the mempool one of my TX was stuck and lagging for a few hours now and when I tried the Bump fee (increase fee) by choosing decrease payment instead of preserve, then I ran into this error.



And what does it mean "It doesn't meet the rules"? Is it about the node setting that I am currently connected to? So switching to a different server will fix this?

P.S: All the UTXOs used were confirmed, so it's not about pending parent transactions.

Experts believe that both engines lost thrust immediately after takeoff could be the reason. And it went fatal due to the full fuel tank, which is around 90 tonnes.

Yes, that's the recommended way.

When you start trusting a third party to manage your keys then it becomes custodian wallet.

Why bother mod? When user himself can delete the post.   

Taxes on everything but what we get in return? Free health care? Better roads? None...

We are cursed to live in this era.

Thanks I will check that out.

I am exploring what are the options to convert crypto to INR without involving p2p because bank freeze doesn't have any ending at the moment so for the safety of funds I am looking for options apart from CoinDCX which seems the only exchange with INR pair but they are not seem to be clean.

Best of all...

Warning

If anyone are seeing this, please be careful it could be a scam and you will end up freezing your bank account.

Thanks for all the replies

I would like to know a little clarification on this matter. Under the new tax regime the tax slab of 0% tax increased to 12.5L but when I did some research it doesn't apply to the crypto gains. Means even if I traded crypto and made 1000INR profit then I am bound to pay 30INR for tax irrespective of my tax slab, right?