Crypto Conundrum: Ban or Limited Nod Crypto Currency
Crypto Conundrum: Ban or Limited Nod Crypto Currency
Crypto Conundrum: Ban or Limited Nod Crypto Currency
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CRYPTO CONUNDRUM:
BAN OR LIMITED NOD
Abstract
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INTRODUCTION
rypto currency is a digital currency which is used
as a medium of exchange through a computer Dr. Divya Sharma
network. Crypto currency is an ever evolving and Assistant Professor
constantly changing technology that calls for a Bharati College, University of Delhi
collective global response for regulatory action of ever-changing Delhi
technology and technology-driven payment systems. In recent [email protected]
years, virtual currencies have become widely used by a wide
range of systems [4]. In the e-business and e-commerce but they could change the way global markets interact due
industries, exchanging virtual currency for real currency is a hot to their internet connectivity, removing barriers between
topic. It has been noted by authors that trading crypto currency normative national currencies and exchange rates [5]. Block
for money is outright prohibited in certain countries and either chain technology can have wider applications across many
permitted or unregulated in others [6]. Crypto currencies are segments of the economy, most notable in financial services.
unlikely to become a replacement for traditional fiat currency, Some countries might not support its use because of its lack
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