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Comments/Suggestions Invited for the Existing Virtual Currencies Framework

Start Date :
May 20, 2017
Last Date :
Jun 01, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The circulation of Virtual Currencies which are also known as Digital/Crypto Currencies has been a cause of concern. This has been expressed in various fora from time to time. ...
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HARISH MENON R
9 years 3 months ago
Please include 5S concept and Quality circle program in educational institutions too like in Japan, it will be a new beginning to the educational sector
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Dhyan singh
9 years 3 months ago
Bitcoin and tha champcoin is legal honi chahiye sir ji kuch country me legal ho chuki h ji
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Ashish Ghosh
9 years 3 months ago
Cryptocurrency are future of Indian Economy Many Indian youuth invest Cryptocurrency and get profit and fullfill their dream.There is most secure cryptocurrency The Champcoin Launched in India and has massive growth So I will suggest Indian Govt Should Be legal Cryptocurrency in India This is future And no corruption
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Ram Kishore
9 years 3 months ago
Virtual currency is a advance technology for economic affair in future for any Nation. We will have to accept in future then , why do we not accept now in present?
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Kalvin Fernandes
9 years 3 months ago
Virtual currencies are secure - Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies being intangible may scare off a lot of people. They are however very secure because they can not be counterfeited or multiplied at will. In order to counterfeit cryptocurrencies you would have to hack the software on a decentralized network running on tens of thousands (if not hundreds of thousands) of computers. In other words, forging them is nearly impossible.
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Kalvin Fernandes
9 years 3 months ago
Transparency - Virtual currencies like Bitcoin are completely transparent. Every single transaction that ever happened is stored in a huge digital version of a general ledger, called the blockchain. Proof of ownership and acquisition can therefore be proven at all times through this system, again without the intervention of a third party. Everyone can see how many bitcoins are stored at a publicly used address. Further there are various methods to find out the person behind the address.
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Aakash Kumar
9 years 3 months ago
Dear Government,
Agar japan bitcoin ko legal kar sakta hai to hum kyun nahi kar sakte hai. Jab saari duniya legal karegi tabhi hum bhi karenge kya. sabse picche rahne ki aadat humari kyun nahi jaati. Iske problem ko resolve karen na ki iski technology se dare. Aakhir japan ne ise legal kis grounds pe kiye hai unpe research karen aur india me bhi ise legal karen.
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Jaswant singh
9 years 3 months ago
the government of India should kindly consider to make crpyto corrncy ligal it is necessary for the grouth of India economy we want ligaleblity and also all exchange going to all kyc verification process and transprent transation.so in india bitcoin makes ligal
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Kalvin Fernandes
9 years 3 months ago
Virtual currencies are potable, have very low transaction fees and can transfer value all over the world much quicker than traditional banking channels. Plus virtual currencies like Bitcoin are completely transparent.
Thus it has huge potential in the disbursement of government programmes and initiatives and can effectively curb corruption.
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Chavda Vinod
9 years 3 months ago
Bitcoin is good for digital India. It can play vital roll for making corruption free and digital India. Govt. Should can control and generate revenue through it. So plz make it legal
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