A Study on Issues & Challenges of Crypto Currency in India
Abstract
Cryptocurrencies is a decentralized form of money, meaning that it is not regulated or controlled by a central bank. Investments are made securely using block chain technology. There are several different forms of them, which are based on finite resources like land. Concerned about above-average population growth but no increase in land. The prices of it also fluctuate in line with the supply and demand of the market. Rules, usage, and regulations vary from one country to the next, but the overall cost will be the same everywhere. Due to the expansion of online services, purchasing, selling, transferring, and even trading in intangible of it is now possible. In this project, I have explored how various nations responded to it and provide a comprehensive picture of the concerns and obstacles that India & last three years of performance.
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