India Supreme Court Asks Government Why Crypto Still Isn’t Regulated
India’s Supreme Court has intensified pressure on the government to regulate crypto, slamming bitcoin trading as hawala-like and warning of its unchecked impact on the economy. Supreme Court Urges Central Policy With Cry...
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