A step towards cryptocurrency regulations

Cryptocurrency has been the widest and the most popular terms in the recent years. Cryptocurrency aka digital  currency has been developed through the backbone of Blockchain technology provides safest transaction system because of the constant technological advancement of technology. This new age money has gained the attention of many techno enthusiasts. However, a number of crypto-holders are still unsure about cryptocurrencies because of its volatile nature. 


Recently, Japan’s two primary cryptocurrency industry groups are integrating with a new self-regulatory entity. It will enforce self-imposed rules surrounding to protect the users assets. This regulatory body provides a high-end transparency that fosters the confidence of the public and the financial industry in the crypto space, thereby safeguarding a securing their transactions. The Cryptocurrency Exchanges have accepted the regulatory frameworks imposed by the government of Japan.
Internationally, cryptocurrencies are regulated as commodities by several central banks and other regulators.
WIth a similar view, India, is also putting efforts to regulate its financial markets. Currently, in India trading in cryptocurrency is still unregulated and  the Tax department of the country has identified a  total of 11 digital exchanges. Since there have been a number of complaints regarding illegal usage of digital assets  and fraudulent, it is necessary to be controlled. So the government regulators are cautioned about the speculative crypto market. Taking lessons from other countries in Eastern Asia, India is trying its best to administer the trading activities in the crypto market and is working on to prepare a regulatory framework for the same. 

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