Indian Supreme Court pushing Union government for clear crypto regulation: report
The Indian Supreme Court has reportedly directed the Union government to record whether or not it intends to establish a federal agency to investigate crypto-related criminal cases.Connect/Create WalletNo wallet? No problem. You can set one up for free. We recommend Torus for first-time users.
The bench did not mince words when demanding the Centre put in place a legal regime to handle crypto cases — which often involve complex transactions — explaining:
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