Indian Gov’t Committee Is Worried About Crypto’s Impact on Rupee’s Stability: Report

By cineramaFebruary 4, 2019Bitcoin Business

An Indian governmental committee is concerned by the impact that cryptocurrency could have on the rupee, if it is allowed to be used for payments, according to a report […]

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Indian Gov’t Committee Is Worried About Crypto’s Impact on Rupee’s Stability: Report

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