Coinbase Is Back In India—And It Wants 30% Crypto Tax Reconsidered
Digital asset exchange Coinbase has restarted crypto trading in India after a two-year absence, with fiat deposits planned to arrive in 2026. Coinbase Has Returned To India For The First Time Since 2023 As reported by TechCrunch, Coinbase has resumed user onboarding in India for the first time since pulling out of the country back […]
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The overturning of India’s cryptocurrency ban has made the market a focal point for Bitcoin projects, with outside capital looking to take advantage. The post The Rush To Own India’s Bitcoin Market Is Back On appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
According to an announcement on March 11, US-based crypto exchange Coinbase is set to re-enter India after registering with the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). The exchange stated that this development marks a significant milestone in its international expansion strategy. Coinbase Set To Re-Enter Indian Market Leading digital asset trading platform Coinbase is poised to […]
On-chain data shows the crypto exchange Coinbase observed 38k BTC in outflows shortly before Bitcoin recovered back above $30k. Bitcoin Netflow For Coinbase Pro Shows Deep Negative Spikes As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, outflows from Coinbase Pro wallets measured to around 38k BTC yesterday. The relevant metric here is the […]
Former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan has warned that India's impending ban on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies would be like banning the "financial internet." Former Coinbase chief technology officer Balaji Srinivasan thinks India’s impending cryptocurrency ban would be akin to banning the internet and could cost the country trillions of dollars in potential profits.Speaking in an interview with The CapTable, Srinivasan said a blanket ban on Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies would simply redirect trade revenue to nearby Asian markets, amounting to a....