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India’s Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has recommended that cryptocurrencies be regulated under a clear legal framework rather than being outlawed. This recommendation comes even as the committee’s own report detailed the alarming role of digital currencies in fraud, money laundering, and organized crime.  The panel’s 254th report, which focuses on cybercrime, suggests that […] The post A “Regulate, Not Ban” Stance on Crypto Newly Emerges from India’s Parliament appeared first on Coin Edition.
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