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In 2017, the largest cryptocurrency Bitcoins price rose over 1,300 per cent, and it has been swinging wildly this year, worrying regulatory agencies globally. Nicolas Cary, Co-founder and President of Blockchain, the largest blockchain firm globally, provides the technology that supports storing and transactions of Bitcoins. He spoke to BT's Manu Kaushik over the phone, in the middle of a busy day at his London office.

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While the absence of a regulator is one concern, the another issue is the fact that millions of people have been entering the market with least knowledge on how to secure Bitcoin and other crypto currencies.

Bitcoin which is the first cryptocurrency to hit the market was launched in the year 2009. It was invented by a person or group using the alias Satoshi Nakamoto, after which the US Treasury has categorized it as a decentralized cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin, the oldest and the largest circulated currency, was launched after the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008. To bail out their financial institutions, governments of developed countries printed their currencies in billions.

The development comes at a time when Bitcoin, the oldest and most popular cryptocurrency in the world, is on a roll. The cryptocurrency has seen its value skyrocketing with respect to every major currency on positive global signs.

Bitcoin has been hailed as a revolution in monetary transactions, and a profitable investment, on account of its fast-growing value. It gained popularity due to the same reasons, despite no government authority controlling it.

The PMGKY scheme was launched in December last year by the government to enable people with black money to come clean by paying tax and penalty of 50 per cent. It closed on March 31 this year.

Bengaluru-based bitcoin exchange Unocoin on Thursday announced India's largest Bitcoin partnership with Blockchain, the software platform behind the digital currency.

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The circulation of VCs has been a cause of concern among central bankers the world over for quite a while now. Reserve Bank of India had also cautioned the users, holders and traders of VCs, including bitcoins.

Even as economies like Japan and Russia move to legalize the use of Bitcoins, India, despite being at the cusp of a digital revolution is yet to officially recognize the cryptocurrency.

Experts say the cryptocurrency appeals to those worried about a lack of supply of cash but part of this price buoyancy can also be attributed to market-making initiatives of Indian exchanges.

Connectivity, security, costs and bitcoin usage are among the key issues to be resolved as India moves towards a digitised economy.

Last year, ICICI Bank announced that it successfully executed transactions in international trade finance and remittances using blockchain technology in partnership with a Dubai based bank Emirates NBD.

Unocoin, a Bengaluru-based Bitcoin startup, has raised $1.5 million in funding from investors like Blume Ventures, Mumbai Angels and ah! Ventures.

The game changing Blockchain technology, which records transactions permanently in online ledgers, and lies at the core of virtual currencies like bitcoin, is taking baby steps in India.