Crypto-assets have implications for macroeconomic, financial stability: IMF-FSB Paper
Blanket bans that make all crypto-asset activities (e.g., trading and mining) illegal can be costly and technically demanding to enforce, says the paper.
Blanket bans that make all crypto-asset activities (e.g., trading and mining) illegal can be costly and technically demanding to enforce, says the paper.
Clampdown on cryptocurrencies failed to deter investors, who moved to decentralised exchanges. Here's what lies ahead...
Tokens with utilitarian and problem-solving use cases might have a chance to revive the deflated digital trading market in India, say experts
Bitcoin and Ethereum are down 75% from their all-time highs in November 2021; some experts believe that cryptos will bounce back in the coming months.
The crypto industry expects in the upcoming Union Budget 2023, the Centre will fast-track implementation of the regulatory framework for crypto exchanges.
Digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and NFTs are helping entrepreneurs in creating a framework that is capable of catering to the metaverse.
Centre takes the first step towards legalising crypto by taxing gains at 30%. Here's what it means for investors.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, while presenting her fourth Union Budget, said that any income from transfer of any digital assets shall be taxable at 30%.
While industry welcomes the clarity on digital assets, including cryptos and NFTs, they fear the steep tax rate could be counter-productive.