#IndiaWantsCrypto, a hashtag popularised in 2018 when the Reserve Bank of India effectively banned trade in tokens like Bitcoin, is back again. This time, it’s fighting the spectre of another ban which may be considered by the government as part of ‘The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021’ slated for the current session of parliament.
The hashtag is part of a wider campaign to debunk myths about cryptocurrency.
Let's continue to spread right information about Crypto in India
Ban will set India behind by 10 years
India needs to positively regulate Crypto to grow existing industry that has 10 Million+ users and Rs. 10,000 crore+ wealth created#IndiaWantsCrypto #IndiaWantsBitcoin https://t.co/9iCgowJ0mJ
— Nischal Shetty (@NischalShetty) February 13, 2021
People are calling for cryptocurrency to be regulated, and say that this is potentially something that can fast forward the growth of our economy.
World is going forward and India is going backward #IndiaWantsCrypto
— vikas (@Vik79AS) February 13, 2021
Power of the Crypto Community of India is on display for entire country to see
This brings more confidence that our MPs will take notice and act in favour of what the youth of India wants 💪
Positive Crypto Regulations #IndiaWantsCrypto #IndiaWantsBitcoin
— Yashasvi Kapil (@iemyashasvi) February 13, 2021
75 lakh+ Crypto investors;
4 Crore demat accounts;Whopping ~20%
Such is the size of market and growing rapidly 🚀India 🇮🇳 wants to Invest in #Bitcoin, it must be regulated. #DontBanRegulate #IndiaWantsBitcoin https://t.co/vS0vyDjJcI
— Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) (@smtgpt) February 13, 2021
