What are the options for an Indian investor if bitcoin is completely banned?

By cineramaJune 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

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Time up? Cryptocurrency investors in India are wondering whether it’s the end of the road for them.

An inter-ministerial panel, tasked with drafting regulations for the sector, has reportedly recommended […]

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