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April 09, 2018, 12:15:28 PM
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Number of people using Bitcoin in India is not that high. So, even if they can’t buy or invest in Bitcoin, I don’t think it will have a big impact. But it will be a great miss for Bitcoin nevertheless, given India’s big economy. Hope everything will be alright.
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April 09, 2018, 12:20:42 PM
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No surprise that the indian government would do that after all the price was already dropping before that news. So it might affect it but not on a large scale. After all india has been against crypto currency and been trying to regulate it then call's it a scam. No surprises at all.

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April 09, 2018, 12:39:02 PM
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India is a country that has small investors against Bitcoin, so I think the current RBI policy will not have a big effect on Bitcoin. what worries me is that this Indian government policy will affect other countries. and certainly if it did, it would have a big impact on Bitcoin.
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April 09, 2018, 01:10:50 PM
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RBI has banned crypto currency in INDIA and given a timeline of 3 months to financial institutions so how much will it impact on price of BTC globally in next 3 month?
I don't think India or most of the South East Asia is deeply involved with crypto currencies. So i guess there won't be a huge impact globally since India does not cover most of the market like China or Japan. There might be a small temporary spike on the price which will eventually get covered and recover.

The population of India was actually pretty interested in the bitcoin, although not having a huge market share like that of some Asian countries like China or Japan. The regulation of RBI regulated entities by banks might affect a bit of the market share for now, but definitely will hurt BTC in the long term, due to decrease in mass adoption in the future.
The Prime Minister definitely did this move in order to support the Indian market, which was indeed lowering due to the crypto one, but also in part he did this to support the soon to be "Lakshmi", the bitcoin of Indian government, as they are calling it, although I doubt it would be successful.
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