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India’s Goods and Service Tax (GST) Council considers bracketing crypto investments in the same category as lottery, casinos, racecourses, and betting.

The banks are seeking clarity on UPI’s use for crypto transactions after NPCI said it is not aware of any crypto exchange using the payment rail.

Chinagari’s integration of Chainlink Price Feeds seeks to empower creators and digital artists worldwide by offering accurate and transparent price data.

Sitharaman believes the only way to curb the use of crypto in money laundering and terrorist financing is to regulate the space using technology.

India's payment system operator, revealed that it did not know that crypto exchanges were using its services for their operations.

Crypto trading volumes soared on March 31 as crypto holders scrambled to close any open positions before the new tax regime took effect on April 1.

A branch of the Reserve Bank of India refused to accept Coinbase as a trading partner, leaving the firm stuck.

Continued global unrest may be a crucial factor in a sell-off affecting both stocks and crypto as the chance of Russia defaulting rises to 99%

Crypto stakeholders are predicting that the 1% tax on every transaction will affect liquidity within the sector.

Tapping into India's software talent to fuel a global expansion.

An ex-chief minister of India is urging the government to make crypto taxation even stricter to further discourage people from participating in the industry.

Amazon India tweeted that "something new is on the horizon" with Decentraland.

A total of 65,000 new documents have been issued using Polygon-based blockchain platform LegitDoc.

A glimpse into the mind and motivations of the owner of a $69.3 million NFT.

The app markets itself as the only dating app in the world “where you can date, not just match,” and as such wants to play a pioneering role in what it calls a “dating revolution.”

A 30% tax on crypto income with no offsetting has investors up in arms. Moreover, similar tax treatment could be rolled out globally in the near future.

Ajay Tyagi, the chief of SEBI, urged Indian mutual funds to refrain from investing in crypto offerings until the government introduces a proper regulatory law.

The much-awaited cryptocurrency bill is shelved again, as central authorities are yet to finalize changes in the bill.