Topic: [2017-09-28] Mint: Sebi working on framework to regulate bitcoin market (Read 1064 times)
October 09, 2017, 02:45:28 AM
Bitcoin and Blockchain has to be regulated in India. India should not lag behind this technology.
October 07, 2017, 01:40:30 AM
The Sebi panel also intends to ensure that bitcoins, its derivatives, or any other cryptocurrency are not being used as a medium for funding illegal activities and no entity is able to divert black money through the virtual currency market.
They have to be able to get the money into an exchange first, for which you need a bank account in the country. I think the RBI and the IT Dept. are already overzealous in monitoring bank accounts after demonitization.
As for being used as a medium for funding of illegal activities, im not sure how that can be stopped until btc is officially recognized and exchanges are regulated even more and in a different way than they are now.
September 30, 2017, 09:06:39 AM
Sebi working on framework to regulate bitcoin market
http://www.livemint.com/Money/mEynghRwSK8OCdYfzrgYnK/Sebi-working-on-framework-to-regulate-bitcoin-market.html
India’s market regulator is planning a framework to regulate the country’s bitcoin market, said three persons with direct knowledge of the matter. They declined to be named.
In its first meeting on 19 September, the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi) recently formed committee on financial and regulatory technologies (CFRT) concluded that it may be crucial to regulate bitcoin transactions to ensure that India’s public issue norms are not breached.
The Sebi panel also intends to ensure that bitcoins, its derivatives, or any other cryptocurrency are not being used as a medium for funding illegal activities and no entity is able to divert black money through the virtual currency market.
http://www.livemint.com/Money/mEynghRwSK8OCdYfzrgYnK/Sebi-working-on-framework-to-regulate-bitcoin-market.html
India’s market regulator is planning a framework to regulate the country’s bitcoin market, said three persons with direct knowledge of the matter. They declined to be named.
In its first meeting on 19 September, the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi) recently formed committee on financial and regulatory technologies (CFRT) concluded that it may be crucial to regulate bitcoin transactions to ensure that India’s public issue norms are not breached.
The Sebi panel also intends to ensure that bitcoins, its derivatives, or any other cryptocurrency are not being used as a medium for funding illegal activities and no entity is able to divert black money through the virtual currency market.
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