whats happend to india and the world

[cryptoin25]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

[ajqjjj]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

If we speak truly, some big millionaires are controling the India so they need Bitcoin automatically it will moon. Not only India many high population countries controlling some Big millionaires. In my point of view Bitcoin is reducing the demonitation issue so we use freely at anytime. It take some time to understand everyone so we must wait for future acceptance.

[Ailmand]

India is a rich country and most of them don't think of blockchain adoption because all they know is they don't need it. They would want regulation and manipulation so they don't want crypto adoption since it's decentralized.

[Afnan_faizah]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

If we speak truly, some big millionaires are controling the India so they need Bitcoin automatically it will moon. Not only India many high population countries controlling some Big millionaires. In my point of view Bitcoin is reducing the demonitation issue so we use freely at anytime. It take some time to understand everyone so we must wait for future acceptance.

The welfare gap in some countries is big. Its too sad to say that a country is being controlled by some big millionaires. But I think bitcoin can actually benefit indian society, I think if ordinary indian people buy bitcoin then if bitcoin price rise then those people will get profit. So I think if indian government can be stronger and regulate and accept bitcoin as legal money then it will be good for India.

[muslol67]

India is a rich country and most of them don't think of blockchain adoption because all they know is they don't need it. They would want regulation and manipulation so they don't want crypto adoption since it's decentralized.

Countries, which have a undeveloped economies, rely more on crypto assets. For the same reason, India's confidence is less. This means that there is currently a proportion between economic development and the trend of cryptocurrencies.

[Haunebu]

India is a rich country and most of them don't think of blockchain adoption because all they know is they don't need it. They would want regulation and manipulation so they don't want crypto adoption since it's decentralized.

Rich country? It is a developing country with a couple of crazy rich people who are a minority while the majority are either from the middle class or poor basically. Every country needs the blockchain tech while some accept crypto completely.

The Indian government at present is basically filled with fools who are basically scared of how crypto can affect their power which is why they outright banned it.

[Genemind]

There would always countries who would reject cryptocurrency adoption especially India which is under the influence of the government.
They have banned it because they're focusing on the risks and negative effects that it might bring regardless of the advantages and developments that it might cause them.

[Simang18]

India is a rich country and most of them don't think of blockchain adoption because all they know is they don't need it. They would want regulation and manipulation so they don't want crypto adoption since it's decentralized.

Rich country? It is a developing country with a couple of crazy rich people who are a minority while the majority are either from the middle class or poor basically. Every country needs the blockchain tech while some accept crypto completely.

The Indian government at present is basically filled with fools who are basically scared of how crypto can affect their power which is why they outright banned it.

Mr Smart guy, right? I have noticed that you have been contradicting in every thread instead of answering the topic directly. Is that how you endorse your campaign? I'm curious. 

[boyptc]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

What I know in India is that its still unclear if they literally aren't into crypto.

And as for checking some articles that's related to this topic. I've seen this article that says the zebpay CEO that India is unlikely to ban crypto --> https://micky.com.au/india-unlikely-to-ban-crypto-zebpay-ceo/

I'm confused that he said these words but they were forced out of India due to the RBI's policy of banning banks for crypto exchanges.

[Lucius]

India is actually on the 5 place in the world by GDP, and there is no doubt that it is progressing strongly in economic terms. There is a huge difference between rich and poor, but this is also the case in some other countries. Although the level of poor decreases in India, poverty is still 15%, but it significantly decreased in last 15 years (42% in 2005).

What was the exact cause that India does not want or can not regulated cryptocurrency for the benefit of its citizens, and therefore for their own benefit is a big question. In any case it is not good that biggest countries in the world like China and India have very negative attitudes toward cryptocurrency. My opinion is that main reason for such behavior may be in the strong desire to keep people in some way under control of the state. Bitcoin is just something that does not fit in the way they want to lead their countries.

[kryptqnick]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

It's okay if some countries don't support Bitcoin. Well, it's not so great for people in those countries, but it doesn't change the overall world attitude to cryptos. India is still deciding of I am not mistaken, some other countries that appear in the fud news pieces have not made up their mind yet as well. The world will accept cryptos eventually. The bank's might fight, but their days are numbered. There's no need to worry.

[erikalui]

Till last year, there were several exchanges in India that made millions from crypto deposits/withdrawals and now most of shut down. The Government is trying to stop any possibility of money laundering which resulted in demonetization and then it was reported that over 50% of Indian money is stored in Swiss banks. They wouldn't allow cryptos for this obvious reason but they could easily choose to regulate the currency by introducing strict policies but they don't want to take any effort.

[Kakmakr]

The government in India are one of the most corrupt governments in the world. They obviously want to retain their control over the "poor" people in their country and they do not want them to have total financial freedom.

India are one of the countries that would benefit the most from an international payment method that are extremely cheap to use for micro transactions. A lot of people in India are informal entrepreneurs and they can benefit a lot, if they can enter the formal global market. 

[okala]

Despite the fact that the government of India made some policy as it affect bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrencies it evidence that the chunk of the billionaire and the money bags will still consider using cryptocurrency rather then the traditional faint currency because cryptocurrency offer them the total financial freedom.

[Ayiranorea]

The government in India are one of the most corrupt governments in the world. They obviously want to retain their control over the "poor" people in their country and they do not want them to have total financial freedom.

India are one of the countries that would benefit the most from an international payment method that are extremely cheap to use for micro transactions. A lot of people in India are informal entrepreneurs and they can benefit a lot, if they can enter the formal global market. 

Agreed, India is one amongst the most corrupted countries in the world. Even after massive number of corruption cases India stands high among the one with the highest GDP. The government doesn't want people to go away from their control. To stick to them India has been making some form of confusion among its citizens. This confusion makes some to use it and rest to stand away fearing regulation.

[pawanjain]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

If we speak truly, some big millionaires are controling the India so they need Bitcoin automatically it will moon. Not only India many high population countries controlling some Big millionaires. In my point of view Bitcoin is reducing the demonitation issue so we use freely at anytime. It take some time to understand everyone so we must wait for future acceptance.

The welfare gap in some countries is big. Its too sad to say that a country is being controlled by some big millionaires. But I think bitcoin can actually benefit indian society, I think if ordinary indian people buy bitcoin then if bitcoin price rise then those people will get profit. So I think if indian government can be stronger and regulate and accept bitcoin as legal money then it will be good for India.

We should not be buying bitcoin just for it to rise in price and make profit out of it. Our main goal should be to use it for what it was created.

What was the exact cause that India does not want or can not regulated cryptocurrency for the benefit of its citizens, and therefore for their own benefit is a big question.

It isn't a big question because the media has already shown us why crypto is not legalized or regulated yet in the country.

Many months back the RBI issued a case against cryptocurrencies in the Supreme court of India. It said that cryptocurrencies encourage money laundering and since then the case is 'still' going on.
The court has been pushing the dates to make the final judgement. To be clear, India is against cryptocurrencies but not the blockchain technology as many companies have started using the blockchain technology already.
I guess India will only come to realize that it should regulate cryptocurrencies when all the other countries start to regulate cryptocurrencies.

[erikalui]

It isn't a big question because the media has already shown us why crypto is not legalized or regulated yet in the country.

Many months back the RBI issued a case against cryptocurrencies in the Supreme court of India. It said that cryptocurrencies encourage money laundering and since then the case is 'still' going on.
The court has been pushing the dates to make the final judgement. To be clear, India is against cryptocurrencies but not the blockchain technology as many companies have started using the blockchain technology already.
I guess India will only come to realize that it should regulate cryptocurrencies when all the other countries start to regulate cryptocurrencies.

RBI did not issue a case against cryptos in the SC but petitioners who seeked a stay on the RBI circular started this case against RBI. Now Facebook's blockchain group is releasing a stablecoin that will be pegged to USD and India will be first to test it.

[xvids]

The government in India are one of the most corrupt governments in the world. They obviously want to retain their control over the "poor" people in their country and they do not want them to have total financial freedom.

India are one of the countries that would benefit the most from an international payment method that are extremely cheap to use for micro transactions. A lot of people in India are informal entrepreneurs and they can benefit a lot, if they can enter the formal global market.  

I agree those countries that are against crypto doesn't really want their people to have a taste of financial freedom.
They don't want crypto because it is decentralize and they couldn't control it and they wouldn't gain a benefit from it.
They just want to stay on their own way ,they doesn't really want to try something new.

[Alpinat]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

Me too mate I also feel sad about what happen in that said countries. Bitcoin can be their key to success and to make their economy grow up. Well, for those countries that didn't accept bitcoin for sure there will be a regret in the end and just saying that they should recognize bitcoin immediately.

[Abdo_Massud]

i heard about india and actually whats happend to cryptocoins not just india but in some other countrys too ithink that take about bitcoin a wrong idea and theres tunisia too their gouverment sayed how that use bitcoin make big toroble that how world move ifeel so sad about that

India will adopt Bitcoin and government cannot help this. There are more than 1.3 Billion people with more than half living in poverty. Cryptocurrency is their only escape.