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🔥 #BurnGMT – Now the coin will burn, the value will increase!
GMT Coin's mega burn has started! Millions of GMT tokens are being destroyed forever, reducing the total supply and the price is likely to increase.
🚫 Now there will be no excess supply
🔥 The lesser, the higher the value
Smart investors understand – when coins burn, prices fly!
This is not just a burn, it's the beginning of a strong ecosystem.
If you are holding GMT – be ready for the next rally!
#GMTcoin#CryptoHindi 0057535965#CryptoNews#HODLIndia 32057075642
17369247535
GMT Coin's mega burn has started! Millions of GMT tokens are being destroyed forever, reducing the total supply and the price is likely to increase.
🚫 Now there will be no excess supply
🔥 The lesser, the higher the value
Smart investors understand – when coins burn, prices fly!
This is not just a burn, it's the beginning of a strong ecosystem.
If you are holding GMT – be ready for the next rally!
#GMTcoin#CryptoHindi 0057535965#CryptoNews#HODLIndia 32057075642
17369247535
**Should India Start Investing in Bitcoin?**
India, one of the world’s largest economies and a rising digital powerhouse, has yet to officially include Bitcoin (BTC) in its reserves or national investment strategy. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is moving quickly.
### What the Giants Are Doing
Corporate giants like MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Block Inc. hold billions worth of Bitcoin, using it as a digital hedge against inflation. These companies recognize Bitcoin not merely as a speculative asset, but as a long-term store of value.
### Countries That Believe in Bitcoin
Several countries, including El Salvador, Germany, and the United States, have embraced Bitcoin in various capacities—either as legal tender or by holding it through government agencies. Closer to home, Bhutan and Nepal have seen a rise in BTC-related activity, while India’s strategic ally Russia has legalized and scaled Bitcoin mining as a national economic activity.
### A Missed Opportunity?
From 2017 to 2023, Bitcoin’s price ranged from $1,000 to $30,000. If India had allocated even $1 billion during that period, it could now be worth over 20 billion dollars. Instead, regulatory hesitation and a lack of clarity held back participation.
### The Tax Burden
High crypto taxes in India—30% on profits and 1% TDS—have discouraged widespread adoption. This could change with tax reforms. Countries like Portugal and Germany offer models where long-term crypto holdings enjoy favorable tax treatment.
### The Road Ahead
India’s demographic advantage, global partnerships, and digital ambitions make it a perfect candidate for strategic Bitcoin investment. With the right framework, India could transform BTC from a missed opportunity into a national asset.
Should India invest in Bitcoin?
The better question might be—how long can it afford not to?
#BitcoinIndia #BTC #CryptoRegulations #BinanceSquare #DigitalIndia #HODLIndia
India, one of the world’s largest economies and a rising digital powerhouse, has yet to officially include Bitcoin (BTC) in its reserves or national investment strategy. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is moving quickly.
### What the Giants Are Doing
Corporate giants like MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Block Inc. hold billions worth of Bitcoin, using it as a digital hedge against inflation. These companies recognize Bitcoin not merely as a speculative asset, but as a long-term store of value.
### Countries That Believe in Bitcoin
Several countries, including El Salvador, Germany, and the United States, have embraced Bitcoin in various capacities—either as legal tender or by holding it through government agencies. Closer to home, Bhutan and Nepal have seen a rise in BTC-related activity, while India’s strategic ally Russia has legalized and scaled Bitcoin mining as a national economic activity.
### A Missed Opportunity?
From 2017 to 2023, Bitcoin’s price ranged from $1,000 to $30,000. If India had allocated even $1 billion during that period, it could now be worth over 20 billion dollars. Instead, regulatory hesitation and a lack of clarity held back participation.
### The Tax Burden
High crypto taxes in India—30% on profits and 1% TDS—have discouraged widespread adoption. This could change with tax reforms. Countries like Portugal and Germany offer models where long-term crypto holdings enjoy favorable tax treatment.
### The Road Ahead
India’s demographic advantage, global partnerships, and digital ambitions make it a perfect candidate for strategic Bitcoin investment. With the right framework, India could transform BTC from a missed opportunity into a national asset.
Should India invest in Bitcoin?
The better question might be—how long can it afford not to?
#BitcoinIndia #BTC #CryptoRegulations #BinanceSquare #DigitalIndia #HODLIndia
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