Regulation for cryptocurrencies is pretty much inevitable, sadly. The question at his point is when regulation will come, and how it will be implemented. As for India's case, it doesn't look like anything is set in stone yet, so it's too early to talk of bans. The way it usually goes, though, is regulation is announced and is typically is slated to take effect on a future date. This way, there should be a small window for you to cash out. India is a very populated market though, and it would hurt Bitcoin's future outlook if it gets banned there. For now it doesn't look like there's anything you can do but hope for the best, and avoid getting involved in anything shady to stop Bitcoin from getting an even worse reputation.
Yes, India is a huge market. If the happens, it will really be a huge blow to bitcoin.But I just want to know if we can cashout our bitcoins even after the time window for cashing out has finished.It would be good if any completely decentralized exchange is there.In my opinion if paypal accepts Bitcoin, it would be good.
