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An anonymous Indian official has said the country’s parliament will soon impose a blanket ban on crypto trading, mining, and investments in the country and give hodlers three-to-six months to liquidate. origin »
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Although the United States is far from being pro-crypto, it is the country that has the largest number of cryptocurrencies hodlers. Most notably, according to a study commissioned by Finder, the number of Americans owning crypto assets is rising.
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The Romanian tax authority has amended the country’s tax laws to make it mandatory for cryptocurrency traders to pay a ten percent income tax if they generate more than 600 Romanian ron annually from their trading operations, according to a local newspaper, Ziarul Financiar on January 22, 2019. Romanian Hodlers Now Required To Pay Ten Percent […]
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Indians exchanges are urging locals to buy and give Bitcoin during the upcoming holiday season.
India’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has confirmed that there is no longer any banking ban on crypto exchanges, companies, or traders. This follows the supreme court decision to quash the RBI circular prohibiting banks from providing services to any customers dealing in cryptocurrencies.
This week in the Hodler’s Digest, crypto donations could soon be open for the Notre Dame restoration, and French instant mashed potato lovers can track their meals on the blockchain
India is one of the countries that has banned crypto-related trading within its jurisdiction and the chances of the atmosphere becoming conducive for the field seems unlikely. In the latest crypto-verse related news from the world’s largest democracy, Unocoin, a once popular exchange, revealed that they only had 14 employees left after funding talks to […] The post India: Unocoin employee count reaches 14 as struggling exchange fails to secure more funds appeared first on AMBCrypto.
By CCN. com: India’s regulatory uncertainty on cryptocurrencies has taken a toll on Bengaluru-based exchange Unocoin forcing it to lay off employees. According to The Economic Times, the bitcoin exchange has laid off over a dozen employees and now only has 14 employees remaining.
Indian Bitcoin exchange Unocoin was reportedly forced to let go of half of its staff, this came after talks to raise a new round of funds have failed to conjure up new money for the struggling bitcoin startup.