India doesn’t intend to regulate Bitcoin as a currency: finance minister

By cineramaDecember 1, 2021Bitcoin Business

India has no plans to recognize Bitcoin as a currency any time soon, the country’s finance minister has confirmed. Speaking in the parliament, the government official said that the […]

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India doesn’t intend to regulate Bitcoin as a currency: finance minister

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