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Why Crypto Crackdowns In India And Nigeria Are Resurging
Why Crypto Crackdowns in India and Nigeria Are Resurgent
India and Nigeria create new laws to restrict access to cryptocurrency exchanges. Nikhilesh De, regulatory reporter at CoinDesk, gives reasons for this resurgence, pointing to...
Why Crypto Crackdowns In India And Nigeria Are Resurging

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State of Crypto: India and Nigeria's Crypto Crackdowns Continue Old Trends
Both nations hope to prevent banks from providing services to crypto companies.
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India's Parliament House, New Delhi
India May Side-Step Parliament to Push Through Crypto Bill: Report
The bill would potentially kick off the development of a digital rupee while banning “private cryptocurrencies.”
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India's Parliament House, New Delhi
Indian Exchanges Launch Campaign Seeking to Avert Potential Crypto Ban
The exchanges have set up websites helping supporters email members of parliament.
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Thai police officers stand guard outside the Embassy of Myanmar in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Feb. 1 2021.
Myanmar Military Blocks Facebook as Global Internet Disruptions Intensify
Internet disruptions are costly, but that doesn’t stop governments from shutting down access.
Thai police officers stand guard outside the Embassy of Myanmar in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Feb. 1 2021.

India's Parliament House, New Delhi
India Minister Suggests Modi Government Not Planning Outright Crypto Ban
A recent bulletin from India's lower house had once more raised fears of an total cryptocurrency ban.
India's Parliament House, New Delhi

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India’s Proposed Crypto Ban Has Investors Nervous, May Feed Anti-Bitcoin Narrative
The move is bound to make potential and current crypto investors outside the country uneasy as well.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
India Would Ban Private Cryptocurrencies Under Proposed Legislation
A ban on cryptocurrency trading had been in effect for almost two years before it was overturned by the Supreme Court in March 2020.
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Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Mumbai, India
India's Largest Crypto Exchange Launches User-Friendly App, Eyes 50M New Users
Aimed at appealing to crypto newcomers, CoinDCX Go allows users to trade smaller denominations of 14 of the industry's top assets.
Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Mumbai, India