Call it Crypto Assets!

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Not just India’s crypto investors, but also people across the globe were curious to know what the winter session of the bill has in it for them, with regards to the cryptocurrency world.

The exchanges, the investors and all the pro-crypto communities were eyeing the bill to see how difficult or easy it is going to be for them to continue trading in cryptocurrency. There were speculations that the government might take a staunch stand on banning crypto, just like the Chinese government did.

But wait! There seems to be better visibility of what was discussed around cryptocurrencies this time. The rumours around a complete ban don’t seem to be on the list. However, as proposed by the BACC (Blockchain and Crypto Assets Council (BACC) during the last weeks of Nov 2021, there is a provision for the regulation of private cryptocurrencies.

As highlighted by the BACC, banning cryptocurrency could lead to more illegal and unlawful activity. The best way to regulate the use of digital assets would be to get them regulated.

There has also been news that cryptocurrencies would be considered and called crypto assets. Also, for a body to regulate these new-age currencies (or assets), SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) would most likely take ownership of the same. Calling the cryptocurrencies as assets and categorising them as a *security* tool and regulating them under SEBI will make sure they do not create any hindrance to the currency launched by the RBI.

The exchanges that are built from and around crypto assets will have to abide by the regulatory ambit set by SEBI. If there are any volitions from the exchanges they might have to pay a penalty ranging from 5 to 20 crores. The exchanges are expected to register themselves with SEBI to help the government ensure that only serious and legit exchanges are sustained in the market. And by doing so the mushrooming of exchanges will be kept under control.

Since there seems to be no overlap between the RBI’s local currency and crypto assets, the bill is expected to be presented in the third week of the winter session.

What does SEBI have to say about this? Well, it does not seem as straightforward as it sounds. SEBI has shown resistance to taking up an interest in such a volatile and sensitive subject as cryptocurrencies. One of the reasons is that they have never set regulations for any form of *asset* or *currency* that is not backed by a strong tangible asset.

With this bringing in some sort of clarity, the final say remains with the parliamentary board. Let us keep our hopes high and wait for the bill to be passed. But before any formal communications come up, Unocoin being the most secure crypto asset exchange platform, wants all crypto lovers to be aware and not blindly believe rumours around the law and the bill.

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Disclaimer:

Crypto products are unregulated as of this date in India. They could be highly volatile. At Unocoin, we understand that there is a need to protect consumer interests as this form of trading and investment has risks that consumers may not be aware of. To ensure that consumers who deal in crypto products are not misled, they are advised to DYOR (Do Your Own Research).

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