Madras High Court in a significant ruling, has held that cryptocurrency now qualifies as “property” under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust. “There can be no ...
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Cryptocurrency Recognised as Property Under Indian Law, Madras HC Rules in WazirX Scam Case
Chennai (Tamil Nadu): In a significant legal development, the Madras High Court has determined that cryptocurrency constitutes property under Indian law and can be owned and held in trust, despite ...
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BT BIG STORY: Why crypto is still thriving among Indian investors
Despite regulatory uncertainty and stiff taxes, virtual digital assets continue to see a steady inflow of investors. As widespread adoption continues, is it time for India to introduce regulations?
The Orissa High Court in India has reaffirmed that cryptocurrency trading and transactions are neither banned nor deemed illegal in India. Citing the legality of crypto, the court granted bail to ...
Gautam Gambhir, India's former cricketer and the current coach of the Indian cricket team, recently took aim at those calling crypto a "fad." "Guess what? 2 Crore+ Indians disagree," he wrote on X on ...
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