MUMBAI (CU)_In March last year, the Supreme Court of India revoked a ban on cryptocurrencies imposed by the Reserve Bank, with the three-judge bench ruling the prohibition as ‘disproportionate’. During the hearing in early 2020, the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), whose members include cryptocurrency exchanges, argued that…

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