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What has happened to India's third brother recently?
Foreign investors withdrew over $10 billion from the Indian stock market in October,
the largest monthly outflow of foreign capital since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Indian currency, the rupee, has fallen to near historic lows against the dollar.
As signs of slowing growth in the Indian economy become apparent, along with weak corporate profits, investors are increasingly concerned that the bull market in the Indian stock market may be coming to an end.
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Foreign investors withdrew over $10 billion from the Indian stock market in October,
the largest monthly outflow of foreign capital since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Indian currency, the rupee, has fallen to near historic lows against the dollar.
As signs of slowing growth in the Indian economy become apparent, along with weak corporate profits, investors are increasingly concerned that the bull market in the Indian stock market may be coming to an end.
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#btc eth sol sol doge
#印度股市被抽血
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India’s cryptocurrency regulations delayed until 2025
India awaits global clarity on cryptocurrency and web3 regulations.
India has taken a cautious approach to cryptocurrency and Web3 legislation, with Indian parliament member Jayant Sinha saying the country is unlikely to introduce legislation for cryptocurrency or Web3 anytime soon, perhaps until mid-2025.
First, Sinha noted that use cases for cryptocurrencies and Web3 applications are growing locally. More time is needed to identify the most impactful applications for the Indian economy and financial system.
The Indian lawmaker said, "Regulators and policymakers have a responsibility not only on innovation, which we certainly want to encourage, but also on safety. We have to really find that balance and that balance will be there in the future Evolving over 12 to 18 months.”
India has taken a cautious approach to cryptocurrency and Web3 legislation, with Indian parliament member Jayant Sinha saying the country is unlikely to introduce legislation for cryptocurrency or Web3 anytime soon, perhaps until mid-2025.
First, Sinha noted that use cases for cryptocurrencies and Web3 applications are growing locally. More time is needed to identify the most impactful applications for the Indian economy and financial system.
The Indian lawmaker said, "Regulators and policymakers have a responsibility not only on innovation, which we certainly want to encourage, but also on safety. We have to really find that balance and that balance will be there in the future Evolving over 12 to 18 months.”
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How long will Ali have to wait?
The aftermath of last night has been many people complaining about the poor performance of the Chinese men's football team until today, when they were kicked 7 times by Japan. You have to understand that most of them don't play football or care about it, and they don't know the gap between Chinese and Japanese football today.
I recently saw a video of a Japanese high school football match on TikTok, which was absolutely stunning. They hold a high school league every year, with more than 4,000 school teams signing up to participate. After a preliminary round, 48 teams are selected to participate in the national competition, which is professionally staffed and broadcast on TV.
I recently saw a video of a Japanese high school football match on TikTok, which was absolutely stunning. They hold a high school league every year, with more than 4,000 school teams signing up to participate. After a preliminary round, 48 teams are selected to participate in the national competition, which is professionally staffed and broadcast on TV.
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Amid clampdown on foreign platforms, Indians turn to local exchanges
India has now banned forex exchanges from operating in the country by blocking access to their websites and new app downloads.
On January 12, India blocked access to global cryptocurrency exchanges including Binance, KuCoin, and OKX. India has enacted IP blocking measures to prevent Indians from accessing the URLs of foreign cryptocurrency platforms.
However, as of the time of publication, Binance, OKX, and KuCoin’s websites are still accessible through Google Chrome without using a virtual private network (VPN). The Binance website is also accessible through Safari and Mozilla Firefox browsers without any VPN, but the OKX and Kucoin websites are not.
On January 12, India blocked access to global cryptocurrency exchanges including Binance, KuCoin, and OKX. India has enacted IP blocking measures to prevent Indians from accessing the URLs of foreign cryptocurrency platforms.
However, as of the time of publication, Binance, OKX, and KuCoin’s websites are still accessible through Google Chrome without using a virtual private network (VPN). The Binance website is also accessible through Safari and Mozilla Firefox browsers without any VPN, but the OKX and Kucoin websites are not.
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🌐 India releases new consultation document to open a new era of cryptocurrency regulation?
📢 The Indian government has been a bit busy recently. They are preparing to overhaul the cryptocurrency market. According to foreign media reports, they will release a consultation document in the next few weeks and want to hear everyone's opinions.
📖 The document will be drafted by the bigwigs of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and is expected to be unveiled between September and October. The content may include who will be in charge of this matter, how to manage it, when to start managing it, etc.
🌟 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has previously said that G20 countries all feel that it is necessary to uniformly regulate cryptocurrencies. She emphasized that although global consensus is important, each country still has to set rules according to its own situation.
🚀 India is already preparing. In 2023, they banned some non-compliant crypto platforms, such as Binance. However, as long as they abide by the new rules, there is still a chance to return to the Indian market.
📈 Despite strict regulations, Indians are still very enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies. By 2024, 115 million Indians may have invested in cryptocurrencies, which is a significant number. Young investors are particularly optimistic about this area and think it is a good long-term investment.
🔍 Viewpoint:
Although the Indian government's regulatory actions may cause some market fluctuations in the short term, in the long run, this is the only way for the healthy development of the market. Clear regulations will provide investors with the necessary protection and pave the way for the legalization and popularization of cryptocurrencies.
At the same time, the leading role of young investors cannot be ignored. They are the source of market vitality and will also be the key to the success of regulatory policies. Let us wait and see how India embraces the innovative opportunities brought by cryptocurrencies while ensuring financial stability.
👇 So, what do you think of India's upcoming cryptocurrency regulatory policy? How will it affect the global market? Share your views in the comments section and discuss this important topic with us!
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📢 The Indian government has been a bit busy recently. They are preparing to overhaul the cryptocurrency market. According to foreign media reports, they will release a consultation document in the next few weeks and want to hear everyone's opinions.
📖 The document will be drafted by the bigwigs of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and is expected to be unveiled between September and October. The content may include who will be in charge of this matter, how to manage it, when to start managing it, etc.
🌟 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has previously said that G20 countries all feel that it is necessary to uniformly regulate cryptocurrencies. She emphasized that although global consensus is important, each country still has to set rules according to its own situation.
🚀 India is already preparing. In 2023, they banned some non-compliant crypto platforms, such as Binance. However, as long as they abide by the new rules, there is still a chance to return to the Indian market.
📈 Despite strict regulations, Indians are still very enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies. By 2024, 115 million Indians may have invested in cryptocurrencies, which is a significant number. Young investors are particularly optimistic about this area and think it is a good long-term investment.
🔍 Viewpoint:
Although the Indian government's regulatory actions may cause some market fluctuations in the short term, in the long run, this is the only way for the healthy development of the market. Clear regulations will provide investors with the necessary protection and pave the way for the legalization and popularization of cryptocurrencies.
At the same time, the leading role of young investors cannot be ignored. They are the source of market vitality and will also be the key to the success of regulatory policies. Let us wait and see how India embraces the innovative opportunities brought by cryptocurrencies while ensuring financial stability.
👇 So, what do you think of India's upcoming cryptocurrency regulatory policy? How will it affect the global market? Share your views in the comments section and discuss this important topic with us!
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India is encrypted and locked down! Block 9 overseas exchanges including Binance! Stop people from turning to offshore exchanges!
The Indian government is expanding its crackdown on overseas cryptocurrency exchanges, taking formal action to block people in the country from accessing their websites.
According to the latest announcement issued by India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), the agency has issued 9 overseas digital asset service providers, including: Binance, KuCoin, Huobi, Kraken, Gate.io, Bittrex, Bitstamp, MEXC Global and Bitfinex issued a compliance show-cause notice (also known as a cause notice), accusing it of failing to comply with Indian anti-money laundering regulations (PML) and engaging in illegal operations in India. The FIU stated that it has written to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology requesting the blocking of the above-mentioned nine cryptocurrency exchanges.
According to the latest announcement issued by India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), the agency has issued 9 overseas digital asset service providers, including: Binance, KuCoin, Huobi, Kraken, Gate.io, Bittrex, Bitstamp, MEXC Global and Bitfinex issued a compliance show-cause notice (also known as a cause notice), accusing it of failing to comply with Indian anti-money laundering regulations (PML) and engaging in illegal operations in India. The FIU stated that it has written to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology requesting the blocking of the above-mentioned nine cryptocurrency exchanges.
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💥🔥Binance was fined 2.2 million, but India quietly opened the door to crypto exchanges? ! 🚪🔑Binance was recently fined 2.2 million US dollars by the Indian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) 😱But don't worry, there is still a reversal! Although Binance was fined, India quietly opened the door to crypto exchanges! 🚪 After reaching an agreement with the FIU, KuCoin has obtained conditional approval to operate in India! Does this mean that other offshore cryptocurrency exchanges can also return to the Indian market as long as they comply with the regulatory framework? 🤔
🤣This is just like the story of "The Wolf is Coming", but this time the wolf really came and brought the spring of cryptocurrency exchanges! 🌸 Imagine what a grand occasion it would be if cryptocurrency exchanges were really fully opened in India, a country with a large population! 🎉
🤑But having said that, this incident also allows us to see the potential of cryptocurrency exchanges. As the cryptocurrency market continues to grow and develop, global regulators are also strengthening supervision to ensure that these platforms operate within the legal framework. This is undoubtedly good news for us investors! 🎉
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🤣This is just like the story of "The Wolf is Coming", but this time the wolf really came and brought the spring of cryptocurrency exchanges! 🌸 Imagine what a grand occasion it would be if cryptocurrency exchanges were really fully opened in India, a country with a large population! 🎉
🤑But having said that, this incident also allows us to see the potential of cryptocurrency exchanges. As the cryptocurrency market continues to grow and develop, global regulators are also strengthening supervision to ensure that these platforms operate within the legal framework. This is undoubtedly good news for us investors! 🎉
#BinanceStrongestReferralCode_A9VD4338 #印度 #BTC走势分析 #meme板块关注热点 #币安用户数突破2亿
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Indian regulator sends compliance notices to 9 crypto exchanges, attempts to block URLs
These entities include Binance, KuCoin, Gate.io, Bittrex, Bitstamp, MEXC Global, and major players such as Bitfinex and Huobi.
India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has taken strict action against nine offshore virtual asset service providers (VASPs) for failing to comply with India’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws, according to a December 28 statement. These entities, including major players such as Binance, KuCoin, and Huobi, have received reminder notices under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), marking a significant escalation in India’s enforcement of financial regulations in the digital asset space.
India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has taken strict action against nine offshore virtual asset service providers (VASPs) for failing to comply with India’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws, according to a December 28 statement. These entities, including major players such as Binance, KuCoin, and Huobi, have received reminder notices under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), marking a significant escalation in India’s enforcement of financial regulations in the digital asset space.
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Indian cryptocurrency investment platform to introduce US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF)
An Indian cryptocurrency investment platform will introduce a US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) to attract institutional and retail investors in India.
The platform will initially list four well-known Bitcoin ETFs, namely BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and Vanguard.
Edul Patel, CEO and co-founder of an Indian cryptocurrency investment platform, said the platform intends to launch a U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) to target institutional and retail investors in India.
The move comes amid recent moves by the Indian government to tighten regulations on offshore cryptocurrency exchanges.
The platform will initially list four well-known Bitcoin ETFs, namely BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and Vanguard.
Edul Patel, CEO and co-founder of an Indian cryptocurrency investment platform, said the platform intends to launch a U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) to target institutional and retail investors in India.
The move comes amid recent moves by the Indian government to tighten regulations on offshore cryptocurrency exchanges.
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