Breaking news: A 4-week deadline for India’s government to release crypto regulations

John Isige FXStreet

The latest direction from the Supreme Court of India says that the government has only 4-weeks to release cryptocurrency regulations. The article that was published by a local news outlet Inc42 states that failure by the government to develop cryptocurrency regulations will lead to the Supreme Court making its own judgment regarding the digital asset market in the country.

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