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🚫 Venezuela Prohibits Crypto Mining to Safeguard Its Power Grid! 🌐🔌

The government takes a stand to ensure stable electricity supply amid rising energy concerns. ⚡🇻🇪

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Crypto, Not A Currency? India To Propose Crypto Ban!

Outlawing cryptocurrency is not a novel concept in India; the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) effectively outlawed it in 2018. This reduced interest in cryptocurrencies, but in 2020, the Supreme Court overturned the RBI ban and permitted cryptocurrency trading. However, as evidenced by The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021, there is renewed interest in prohibiting cryptocurrency trading. Possession, mining, trading, and transferring any cryptocurrency assets would be illegal and would result in heavy fines.

What Is The Need To Ban Cryptocurrency?

Several concerns were raised by the advisory board about cryptocurrency bans, including price fluctuations, consumer risk, the impact on power consumption, and the potential use for criminal activity. An alternative payment mechanism, it is argued, could destabilize the current banking system. As a result, the Central Bank's ability to exert monetary policy control will be harmed. On November 8, 2016, for example, demonetization of all 500 and 1,000 banknotes would be impossible. Furthermore, it has the potential to undermine a portion of the government's power structure. Furthermore, the majority of countries, including India, want to create their digital currency or central bank digital currency (CBDC).

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Tanzania central bank may rescind crypto ban after presidential endorsement

The Bank of Tanzania is reportedly working to overturn its ban on crypto amid favorable cryptocurrency comments made by the country’s president.According to Reuters, Tanzania’s central bank has begun working on directives from the country’s federal government that could see a reversal of its November 2019 crypto ban.As previously reported by Cointelegraph, president Hassan urged the central bank to begin exploring Bitcoin (BTC) and digital assets earlier this month.At the time, Hassan enjoined the Bank of Tanzania to keep up with the times, given the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies.These favorable comments on crypto came on the heels of El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law and a wave of positive BTC sentiment across several nations in Latin America. However, in Africa, crypto-related regulations beyond central bank bans are yet to emerge. Back in February, Nigeria’s central bank also prohibited financial institutions in the country from servicing crypto exchanges.For Abdulmajid Nsekela, chairman of the Tanzania Bankers Association, the move could help to diversify financial transactions in the country that are currently dominated by cash payments.Related: Tanzanian president urges central bank to prepare for cryptoNsekela also echoed the president’s comments about the Bank of Tanzania needing to become better acquainted with the crypto market, adding, “The most challenging element for regulators is to be caught by surprise by innovations.”According to data from Useful Tulips — a platform that tracks peer-to-peer BTC trading across the globe — Tanzania ranks seventh in peer-to-peer trading volume in Sub-Saharan Africa. Nigeria still accounts for more than half of the region’s Bitcoin trading activity.While clear-cut crypto regulations are yet to emerge on the continent, some nations are working toward floating central bank digital currencies. Indeed, the central banks of both Nigeria and Ghana have issued announcements to that effect in June.Source Read the full article

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WazirX's Weekend Episode - How May this and Other Factors Shape Crypto Regulation In India?

The Government is playing pendulum on making up its mind about cryptocurrencies.

Not only has it taken a slightly more flexible position from its earlier intention to ban crypto-assets, it is now moving towards a regulatory regime with the proposal to implement pertinent laws for their possession, sale, and trading.

When it comes to crypto exchanges, it is an interesting mix because of the erratic episode that transpired last weekend with WazirX, one of the largest crypto exchanges in India.

Click on the link below to know more about the episodes and the latest developments on the crypto regulation scene in India.

https://transfin.in/wazirxs-weekend-episode-how-may-this-and-other-factors-shape-crypto-regulation-in-india