Bitcoin Not Banned in India, Finance Minister Tells Parliament

By cineramaJuly 19, 2019Bitcoin Business

Holding or trading cryptocurrencies like bitcoin is not banned in India, union minister Anurag Singh Thakur told the upper house of Indian parliament.

The Minister of State to Ministry of […]

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