Just like Uber and Amazon, Cryptos will create a decentralised way of delivering services that will get developed around it, says expert

CIPHER aims to foster frank discussions around critical issues related to encryption by holding seminars, writing whitepapers, and developing standards and best practices.

The government looks set to introduce a law to ban cryptocurrencies. The Central Bank Reserve Bank of India seems to be on the same page. Just this week RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said he sees \"major concerns\" around cryptocurrencies. Given a huge number of investors in India are invested in Bitcoins and the likes, what will happen to their money? A transition period of 90 days or so is likely, says Jaideep Reddy, Technology Lawyer, Nishith Desai and Associates. Listen in.Also Read: Should you invest in Bitcoins? Bill Gates says yes but only if you are Elon Musk

Microsoft CEO Bill Gates has said that Bitcoins are not for him because he has less money than Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

Tesla recorded a sharp decline in its stock after Musk tweeted on Saturday last week saying Bitcoin and Ether prices \"do seem high\" .This also led to a major fall in world's biggest cryptocurrency Bitcoin's price

Musk on Monday on Twitter wrote \"Dojo 4 Doge\", in support of the meme-based cryptocurrency. Following the tweet, Dogecoin jumped from $ 0.0544 to $0.0597.

The government should take notice and hold discussions with the crypto industry of India before moving ahead with regulations for this sector

The world's most popular cryptocurrency rose to an record $56,620, taking its weekly gain to 18%. It has surged more than 92% this year

Musk, who never minces his words on social media, has been vocal about his passion for Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

Rallying over 300 per cent in the last year, the world's largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has gained popularity in the country among other crypto assets, with top exchanges witnessing a multifold jump in trading volumes

Bitcoin breached $50,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday, mainly due to increasing interest and participation from institutional investors

Bitcoin breached $50,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday, mainly due to increasing interest and participation from institutional investors

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Bitcoin fell as much as 5.6% to $45,914 in Asian trading hours, after having posting a record high of $49,714.66 on Sunday

Analysts have speculated that the new cryptocurrency bill might impact some existing investors who are already investing in private digital currencies like bitcoin in the country

Cryptocurrency exchanges in India have witnessed multifold jump in their daily trades after Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, soared over 310 per cent in 2020

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said that an inter-ministerial committee has suggested ban on private cryptocurrencies in India, except any virtual currencies issued by state

Tesla on Monday confirmed that it invested an aggregate $1.50 billion in bitcoin.

The RBI had earlier announced its intent to come out with an official digital currency, in the face of proliferation of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin about which the central bank has had many concerns

Budget 2021: The digital currency platforms in India are quite hopeful that the government will make Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies interoperable with the current banking infrastructure