Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by rvnx on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @04:47PM
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Exchange your cryptos in a juridiction abroad where it's allowed (e.g. Singapore), and spend those savings. Problem solved. No ?
Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by lottin on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @01:30AM
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How do you exchange your cryptos? You would need an account at a Singaporean bank. Then spend your savings in Singapore, and go back to India empty handed?
Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by betwixthewires on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @04:45PM
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Well obviously there's going to be a level of trust seeing as recourse is narrower, just like any black market transaction. Maybe even some possibility of extralegal recourse. But people can and therefore will do it.
Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by lottin on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @01:18AM
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Not really, nobody buys a house in the black market.
Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by betwixthewires on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @10:30PM
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In India the vast majority of property transfers are off book.
Re:India seeks to block most cryptocurrencies in new bill, g...
by rodolphoarruda on Thursday November 25, 2021 @04:13PM
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I thought so. Some commentators here are a bit dislocated from regional realities.
How would that work? Can't you just not donate the house, after they have given you their crypto?