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How cryptocurrency has already divided top Indian policymakers
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cnbctv18.comPrivate virtual currencies have been the subject of serious debate for quite some time. The crypto lobby has been pitching the technology advantage of cryptocurrencies and has already unleashed a massive campaign to attract youngsters.
But the fate of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin in India will depend on a national law soon to be debated in Parliament. This adds bite to the conflicting opinions among top policymakers about cryptocurrencies.
Let’s take a look at some of the recent comments.On December 1, Infosys co-founder and chairman Nandan Nilekani said crypto assets should be used to bring about financial inclusion. “There is a role for crypto as assets but they obviously will have to follow all the laws and make sure that it doesn't
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