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    CRYPTO GETS THE JITTERS

    Nov 27, 2021 3 minutes
    By M.G. Arun

    he terse introduction to the proposed Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency (CRDC) Bill, 2021, made public on November 23, has left India’s crypto-investors in a state of panic. While it was widely expected in circles familiar with India’s newfound love for crypto (see our previous cover story, titled ) that the Centre would possibly bring in new norms to regulate cryptocurrencies, a blanket ban on all private crypto was unexpected. The bill is likely to be tabled in the forthcoming session of Parliament, which gets under way on November

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