The government of India has tried a lot to subdue the usage of Bitcoin and other coins in India but to no avail. The have decided to suppress the effort of investors, traders, exchanges and miners. But they can't thrive.
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Why are some some countries very much against Crypto currency? This is a way many citizens help ànd support their lives and family as well, why are they kicking against it? This so bad, once this currencies are not doing any harm to the country, so what's the problem?The Indian government will issue a law that prohibits holders of Bitcoin (cryptocurrency) both investors, traders, exchanges and miners. If this bill is passed, India will be the first country to prohibit the ownership of Bitcoin (In China it does not prohibit the ownership of Bitcoin). So what do you think will the Bitcoin Ban in India affect global prices?
For now the government of India don't really know the correct steps to take as regarding the state of crypto currency in that region but I know that they would certainly come up with a working system in a short time.The government of India is confused as regards cryptocurrency Investments, few weeks ago I read that they were proposing to reject any bill seeking for ban of Crypto currencies in the currency because they see Crypto currencies as future so why this update again.?.
One of the things that most countries are really afriad of when it comes to the issue and trade of cryptocurency is that the control and regulatory power over financial issues and the circulation of cash in the economy would be curtailed.The Bitcoin ban in India can't affect the price of Bitcoin or any other crypto currency in the business so far there are other countries using and trading the coin all over the world. If India ban crypto currency their citizens can still buy with p2p because that's what Nigerians are currently doing.
It's not really because they are interested to generate revenue but because they are trying to discourage people from dealing and transacting with cryptocurrency , 30% tax imposion is quite huge.India didn't actually ban bitcoin instead, they regulated it and imposed 30% tax on anyone who is transacting on digital currency like bitcoin and others. I think this will probably generate revenue for them.
Yeah, that is actually very true. But if people are making a lot of money from cryptocurrency they will have no other option that to continue trading even with a 30% tax which is ridiculous.It's not really because they are interested to generate revenue but because they are trying to discourage people from dealing and transacting with cryptocurrency , 30% tax imposion is quite huge.
Not really about traders , what about investors who have accumulated some of the cryptocurrency and waiting to have up to 30% increase after a whole lot of time and later have to forfeit all to the government. Even if they have to regulate cryptocurrency , the 30% tax is too much.Yeah, that is actually very true. But if people are making a lot of money from cryptocurrency they will have no other option that to continue trading even with a 30% tax which is ridiculous.