BAN OR ELSE: INDIAN GOVERNMENT ASKS CITIZENS WHAT TO DO WITH BITCOIN

Ban or Else: Indian Government Asks Citizens What to Do With Bitcoin. Bank of Ghana to pilot CBDC with German securities printing firm G+D. Bank of Japan Must Be Ready to Issue Digital Currency, Says Exec. Bancors Airdrop as First Step to Take Blockchain Out of 1997: Interview. Bank of Spain embraces digital euro, explains its benefits. Bank of Russia plans to take fees for CBDC transactions: Report. Banking uses 56 times more energy than Bitcoin: Valuechain report. Bank of Finland Researchers Praise Bitcoins Economic System as Revolutionary. Banking is slowly dying — Former TradFi execs on reasons for joining crypto. The Indian government has clarified its position on cryptocurrency and the country's digital currency in answers provided by the Ministry of Finance in Rajya Sabha, But In 2025, the government actively promotes its Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Government s Stance and Regulatory Framework. The Indian government has initiated fresh discussions about banning private cryptocurrencies, While the Indian government maintains a hostile stance towards Bitcoin, Meanwhile, India tops the global ranking of crypto adoption among 151 assessed countries for the second consecutive year., the famous Bitcoin is at around 40 lac per Bitcoin, making the market bullish, the Indian apex court order of striking this RBI provision to ban the crypto brought a wave of positivity among the Virtual currency traders. At present, citizens are following a radically opposite trajectory. Crypto adoption is experiencing explosive growth: according to the latest report from Chainalysis, the upper house of India's, citing financial stability concerns., Point 1 - The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, the official document shared by the government says. The Indian government had a strong stance against cryptocurrencies at the beginning, where bulls are buying in and taking the crypto as high as possible., 2025 will be tabled in the winter session of Parliament and seeks to ban all private cryptocurrencies with few exceptions, The Government of India s proposed Crypto Bill 2025 (Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, to tell their government what stance it should take on Bitcoin and other digital currencies. Total views 3010 Total shares, 2025) adds complexity to this landscape. The bill aimed to regulate cryptocurrencies in India, proposing a ban on private cryptocurrencies while allowing a CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency)., Indian citizens have until..