‘Survey suggests 71% have low or no trust in cryptocurrency’
The Hindu
‘It must be taxed like a digital asset held abroad’
About 71% Indians have low or zero trust in cryptocurrencies, according to a recent survey by LocalCircles. The survey added that 54% do not want the government to legalise cryptocurrencies but want them taxed on par with digital assets held abroad.
The community social network said the survey results were based on 56,000 citizen responses from 342 districts of India, received over the past 15 days.
The Centre plans to introduce a Bill to regulate cryptocurrency and ban all private cryptocurrencies in the winter session of Parliament that begins on November 29. The bill also seeks to create a facilitative framework for creation of an official digital currency to be issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

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