Turkey President Erdogan terms the nation is against cryptocurrency. Former Prime minister states crypto leads to grievances. Turkey plans to restrict crypto and initiate new regulations upon it. Turkey being a country full of promises, however is not so fair when it comes to its crypto industry. Besides being a
One could easily attain the top-notch, but the real strive starts after you reach the top upon maintaining the same top position. Likewise, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in terms of the market cap value, is striving extremely hard these days in order to keep up its position. The crypto
Wopke Hoekstra, Dutch Finance Minister raised voice against the cryptocurrency ban in the country. Instead he suggested an effective regulation for crypto rather than total ban. Pieter Hasekamp, Netherland’s local officials advocated a total ban on cryptocurrency. The local news agency NU.nl shared the report last Friday. The reason he
The whole crypto world along with all crypto enthusiasts from India are now buzzing about the greenlights shown towards Bitcoin (BTC). India now prepares to radiate a new bill in favor of Bitcoin. According to sources, Bitcoin (BTC) will be classified as an asset and not as a live currency.
Google will allow ads related to crypto exchanges. Crypto exchanges and wallets targeting US users can advertise their products. Search giant Google will allow ads related to crypto exchanges and wallets that have been banned in place for the past three years. Google has lifted the ban on cryptocurrency advertising.
The Economic Times reports, Indian Government reconsiders its opinion on Cryptocurrencies in India rather than imposing a direct ban on crypto assets,Yesterday. The Economic Times exclusively revealed, India formed a new regulatory panel to discuss “outdated” platforms of crypto assets. The committee is created to gather information about Blockchain technology
India’s government-based organization on digital payments and retail payments settlement systems operator is the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). The NPCI operates under the Reserve Bank of India. Economic Times reported the NPCI decides to withhold the decision on either ban or allow customers to make and receive payments
