Ijọba India ṣe akiyesi owo-ori Awọn iṣowo Bitcoin bi iwọn didun Iṣowo ni ayika Awọn Soars Cryptocurrency

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Just ten months after the Supreme Court in India removed the ban placed by the Reserve Bank of India on cryptocurrency trading, fresh reports show that the country’s taxation authority has picked interest in cryptocurrency traders, as Bitcoin (BTC) continues on its bullish rally.

Local media report that the Indian Tax Department already has data of investors who partook in Bitcoin transactions through banking channels before the RBI ban in 2018.

Recent data shows that cryptocurrency trading activities in India have surged significantly since the ban got lifted.

The two largest cryptocurrency exchanges in India, Binance-acquired WazirX and CoinDCX have recorded increased activities over the past six months. Reports show the WazirX saw a whopping 125% increase in new user signups over the past two quarters. The exchange also announced a daily trading volume of $19-$25 million.

Some experts noted that it would be nearly impossible for the country to tax cryptocurrency transactions because of the absence of regulation in place for cryptocurrency dealings.

While India is yet to release its crypto regulation scheme, recent disclosure suggests that the country may opt to regulate cryptocurrency like commodities.

However, some tax experts have advised their clients to declare their Bitcoin earnings as capital gains, making it similar to profits generated from trading shares.

Awọn ipele BTC bọtini lati Wo - Oṣu kejila 4

Bitcoin was struck with a fresh surge of the volatility after it reached the $19,600 daily high earlier today. The cryptocurrency immediately came under heavy selling pressure but was swiftly supported by the $18,800 pivot zone.

The benchmark cryptocurrency is now trading within a wide range between $19,550 and $18600.

Nibayi, awọn ipele resistance bọtini wa ni $ 19,500, $ 19,880, ati $ 20,000. Lakoko ti awọn ipele atilẹyin bọtini wa ni $ 19,000, $ 18,800, ati $ 18,400.

Lapapọ olu-ọja: $ 559 bilionu

Olu-ọja ọja Bitcoin: $ 350 bilionu

Ijọba Bitcoin: 62.6%

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