Bitcoin Not Yet Legal Currency Says Indian Finance Minister

By cineramaDecember 1, 2017Bitcoin Business

Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has claimed that the government of India is yet to recognize Bitcoin as a legal tender in the country as of late November 2017. […]

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