Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme? Indian Government Seem to Disagree With Claim

By cineramaApril 17, 2017Bitcoin Business

Kirit Somaiya, an Indian politician of the Bharatiya Janata Party, recently described Bitcoin as a Ponzi scheme and claimed that self-regulation is not permitted. However, the Indian government seemed […]

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