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Is the trading platform GXCM a scam?
In this article, Trijo News examines the trading platform GXCM. The FCA has issued a warning regarding the company.
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A new bill in India proposes to completely criminalize ownership of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
According to a new bill in India, people that “mine, generate, hold, sell, transfer, dispose, issue or deal” with cryptocurrencies risk a prison sentence of up to ten years. This according to CCN who refers to the Indian news site Bloombergquint.
According to the proposal, everyone who owns bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies must also declare that they do. Then they have 90 days to dispose of their crypto assets.
In addition, all possible fines given to a convicted person must be three times as much as the profit (or loss) that the person has made on cryptocurrencies.
India is also planning to release a state-backed cryptocurrency called the “digital rupee”. However, that digital currency would not fall under the laws that are proposed in the new bill, CCN reports, referring to Bloombergquint.
In this article, Trijo News examines the trading platform GXCM. The FCA has issued a warning regarding the company.
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