Regulatory Clampdown in India Leads to Mass Exodus of Blockchain Talent

Regulatory Clampdown in India Leads to Mass Exodus of Blockchain Talent
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2018-9-22 07:00

India is currently witnessing the mass movement of blockchain and cryptocurrency talent, as the regulatory environment toughens within the country. According to an article published by News18 on September 19, 2018, blockchain talent which includes developers, service providers, and blockchain-related companies are moving abroad to cryptocurrency-friendly countries like Thailand, Estonia, and Switzerland.

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