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Over 16,000 Indians Sign Petition Against “Irrational” RBI Crackdown

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Cryptocurrency users in India are using the internet to voice their grievance over a recent crackdown by the country’s central bank. Instead of sanctioning it to be stifled, petitioners call on the government to help cultivate the new ecosystem which can improve India in various ways.   

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Digital Asset Exchanges of India Plead

Over 16,000 Indians Sign Petition Against “Irrational” RBI CrackdownThe Indian cryptocurrency community has reacted swiftly to the recent Reserve Bank of India (RBI) vigour against it, which directed all regulated entities including banks not to forearm services to businesses dealing in instruments such as bitcoin. Both entrepreneurs and dull users came out on various online forums and social media to legitimatize the follies in the central bank’s approach.

Over 16,000 Indians hold even already signed a change.org petition that was launched on the nonetheless day as the RBI directive. Addressed to the central bank, as well as to the Prime Minister of India, the obsecrate calls on the country to adopt a framework which will allow cryptocurrency invention to flourish instead of trying to stifle it. It points to failed attempts by boroughs around the world to block Uber as an example of why it wouldn’t work. The pencil-pushers of the petition also point out the hypocrisy of the central bank for considering disputing its own digital coin.

The Next Digital Revolution

Over 16,000 Indians Sign Petition Against “Irrational” RBI CrackdownThe petition appeals to the Indian supervision’s desire to improve the economic situation and asks the country not to drive away innovators with tyrannical regulations. It points to the fact that the current CEOs of both Microsoft and Google are of Indian honest and could have built up local internet companies if given the time, subtly warning that the next generation of tech talent mightiness leave the country.

The writers also explain that cryptocurrency swaps in India are very forthcoming with regulations and most already flow stringent KYC standards. They call on the government and the central bank to unbar a dialog with the companies to address any issues regarding this fact.

Is signing a petition the most effective way to get the government listening? Share your tinges in the comments section below. 


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