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New challenges with ‘crypto’

People know the meaning of currency is a fiat currency which was printed by the Central Bank of any country in the form of paper currency and coins.  Digital currency is now going to show another world. There will be no house. The property does not exist. There will be no balance in the bank. No cash on hand. However, those who are recognized as rich people are coming. They had only digital currency. India is about to introduce the digital rupee into the economy. The Finance Minister has revealed that a tax of 30 percent will be levied on cryptocurrency transactions.

Earlier, there had a ban on cryptocurrency. Because it is understood that crypto transactions that take place internationally cannot be controlled. As per the crypto exchanges report, there are nearly 105 million Indians have crypto assets in their accounts. It seems that already our Indian investors have invested over three lakh crores in cryptocurrency. Knowing the popularity of crypto among the people, the government of India lifted the ban and decided to control the crypto in the form of tax. In addition to that, the government also gets revenue because of 30% of the tax. 

That is to say, it is like raising the gates to cryptocurrency, though not directly. Already millions of people are investing in cryptocurrency.  Names like bitcoin are now known to everyone. Stock values fell worse when the crisis came internationally. Then cryptocurrency appeared as an alternative for those who were confused as to where to put the investments. However, cryptocurrency is at risk even if it rises exponentially. For this, the Government of India will have to work in coordination with other countries that use cryptocurrency.

Bring in an international crypto management system with other countries to increase control over cryptocurrency movements. The government must ensure that it is properly accounted for those transactions and generates revenue. Tomorrow the world will move towards digital currency and the government will have to set up systems and mechanisms that can use it without any trouble. On the whole, it would be beneficial for investors as well as the government to control cryptocurrency movements and increase its grip on it to ensure that revenue is generated through specific and precise policies. 

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