Landmark Ruling: Crypto Dealings Not Illegal in India, Says High Court
The Orissa High Court in India ruled that cryptocurrency dealings are not illegal under Indian law. This decision arose from a case involving individuals accused of fraud through a Ponzi scheme. Justice Sasikanta Mishra...
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