RBI deputy governor: Banning crypto 'most advisable choice'
Rabi Sankar has taken a strong stance against cryptocurrency, citing the “destabilizing effect” it may have on the country’s fiat currency.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Rabi Sankar has taken a strong stance against cryptocurrency, citing the “destabilizing effect” it may have on the country’s fiat currency.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
Bitcoin Core Changes Security Policy as AI Makes Vulnerabilities Easier to Find
Bitcoin Core is rewriting its approach to security vulnerabilities as artificial intelligence makes certain software flaws dramati...
Lido Puts Liquidity Buffers At The Center Of Ethereum ETP Yield Debate
An Ethereum investment product can advertise staking exposure without putting every unit of its ETH to work. Lido’s October 23 com...
Circle shareholder sues Trump over UAE crypto deals, citing up to $82 million in potential annual revenue
A Circle shareholder sued President Donald Trump, alleging UAE-linked cryptocurrency payments enriched his family and diverted bus...
Bitcoin Core Speeds Up Bug Fixes As AI Changes Disclosure Rules
TL;DR: Bitcoin Core has adopted faster fixes and disclosure for vulnerabilities that are easy to rediscover, including with AI. Lo...
22 Companies Block OKXICE Tokenized Stocks, Putting 63-Share Crypto Plan Under Pressure
Key Takeaways: A total of twenty-two companies have declined to accept tokenization of their shares on the pending OKXICE. Among t...
Polymarket Fires CMO After Fake-Trade Probe,
Key Takeaways: Polymarket said it has terminated its Chief Marketing Officer, Matthew Modabber, following an internal investigatio...