New Delhi: The delay in the government to complete the law on Cryptocurrency has encouraged an intense lobby, with institutions that worry about the risks originating from the segment that is not regulated by extreme price volatility, posing a threat to investors, many of which do not understand the instrument.
In addition, there are concerns over the instruments used for money funding and terror funding, problems that have been marked by other institutions throughout the world, said sources to TOI.
While the Supreme Court has raised a prohibition forced by the RBI, the government has registered a bill on the cryptocurrency to be introduced during the parliamentary budget session but with trimming sessions, the law cannot make it.
During the monsun session, the government remained silent in the future of the bill proposed with Minister of Finance Nirmala Nirmala recently said that it had been sent for permission by the Union cabinet before it could be introduced in parliament.
The next session is at least two months.
But the exchange of Crypto has used a temporary period to launch a massive lobbying initiative with several government and supervisory agencies, raising concerns.
Exchange argues that a ban on digital currency transactions will produce work losses.
Although there are concerns that the prohibition will cause investors to be locked into the instrument, the source shows that the three-six-month window will be provided for investors to exit.
Some officials have canceled the argument that the Crypto currency is an asset class.
In addition, there are concerns on the legal basis for the presence of several exchanges, which remain outside the peer or RBI jurisdiction.
“There must be global coordination to fight the challenges caused by Cryptocurrency.
They are not a currency because only the Sovereign can issue a currency.
There is a big danger in allowing this instrument,” said a source.