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19 minutes ago, AnK said:


Everything you said is absolutely right except that this part is not really as easy to atain anymore.

 

If at the very beginning western world had openly tried to make it a regulated portal like any other e-commerce trade then life would have been much easier but the unnatural boom & demand it saw would have never happened. 
 

It’s very importance comes with the fact that it gives you a chance to store money & possibly even trade it without going noticed by your sovereign nation. 
 

The more nations now try to regulate it the more it’s importance will fall & a lot of ppl(politicians & bureaucrats) within the system are in knee deep into it. 
 

Ppl like Indian PM know the danger of of such a setup & that’s why he is trying to speak against it at the world stage rather than banning it outright from within. 

 

I don't think you're getting the point. Regulating the coins is impossible, but they can regulate exchanges. Have a mandate on minimum amount of liquidity and collaterals to ensure if all goes to sh*t, investors who would like to withdraw can do it at market rates. 

What can also be controlled is the huge difference between BTC to currency valuation. BTCUSD does not transfer in equal amounts to BTCINR. And BTCINR infact is different at different portals. 

These loopholes can be exploited, and hence need to be regulated. 

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4 minutes ago, Bird Bird Bird said:

 

I don't think you're getting the point. Regulating the coins is impossible, but they can regulate exchanges. Have a mandate on minimum amount of liquidity and collaterals to ensure if all goes to sh*t, investors who would like to withdraw can do it at market rates. 

What can also be controlled is the huge difference between BTC to currency valuation. BTCUSD does not transfer in equal amounts to BTCINR. And BTCINR infact is different at different portals. 

These loopholes can be exploited, and hence need to be regulated. 

 

 

The first thing govt should regulate/ban: these random cryptos aka Pvt cryptos. 

 

Many have become overnight billionaires thanks to those tweets of Musk. 

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6 minutes ago, radicaldude said:

 

 

The first thing govt should regulate/ban: these random cryptos aka Pvt cryptos. 

 

Many have become overnight billionaires thanks to those tweets of Musk. 

Yep that’s the most important thing atm. 
 

Just last night I got to know that some BigBull made in India Crypto was launched few weeks ago at ₹1 per coin & is being hyped as f**k coz of it’s easy availability. 
 

Does anybody know about it?!?

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3 minutes ago, radicaldude said:

 

 

The first thing govt should regulate/ban: these random cryptos aka Pvt cryptos. 

 

Many have become overnight billionaires thanks to those tweets of Musk. 

 

The draft bill quite literally just says that - private cryptos will be banned (Monero, Dash etc)

 

Btc, eth, shiba, doge are all public crypto. 

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8 minutes ago, Bird Bird Bird said:

 

The draft bill quite literally just says that - private cryptos will be banned (Monero, Dash etc)

 

Btc, eth, shiba, doge are all public crypto. 

 

 

I think the govt should only allow a basket of cryptos. (Maybe 5-6 cryptos in the basket). Complete ban on others. 

 

Else some might find some loopholes in the definition of private crypto and promote a new CC. 

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6 minutes ago, radicaldude said:

 

 

I think the govt should only allow a basket of cryptos. (Maybe 5-6 cryptos in the basket). Complete ban on others. 

 

Else some might find some loopholes in the definition of private crypto and promote another new CC. 

 

You can't technically "ban" a crypto. You can just make it difficult for people to buy it. 

And it makes no sense to only approve a basket. Public transactions are trackable. Yes, one can form a maze with their transactions, but as long as they are public, given enough time, they're traceable. 

And the government wouldn't want to lose out on any benefits a particular crypto's underlying tech would provide. It's not as if BTC's blockchain is same as Eth's blockchain. The tech is different, and as more Western countries adopt them, India cannot be an outlier. 

Most likely we will see ban on private coins, regulations around exchanges and ICOs (like Akshay's video said), and taxation on crypto gains equal to STCG or LTCG, with everything linked to PAN. 

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4 minutes ago, Bird Bird Bird said:

 

You can't technically "ban" a crypto. You can just make it difficult for people to buy it. 

And it makes no sense to only approve a basket. Public transactions are trackable. Yes, one can form a maze with their transactions, but as long as they are public, given enough time, they're traceable. 

And the government wouldn't want to lose out on any benefits a particular crypto's underlying tech would provide. It's not as if BTC's blockchain is same as Eth's blockchain. The tech is different, and as more Western countries adopt them, India cannot be an outlier. 

Most likely we will see ban on private coins, regulations around exchanges and ICOs (like Akshay's video said), and taxation on crypto gains equal to STCG or LTCG, with everything linked to PAN. 

 

 

And introduction of an RBI backed crypto. 

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7 hours ago, mohit9206 said:

Guys what's up with Wazirx? I've been trying to deposit money since the last 2 days and there is no option to transfer via UPI anymore. It only gives option of Mobikwik wallet which I don't use and the other deposit option does not have my bank compatibility.

lol whenever market drops, WazirX stops

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