WHAT IS THIS BITCOIN ?

பிட்காயின்  அப்படிஎன்றால் அது என்ன ?

இது கண்ணுக்கு  தெரியாத,கைகளால் தொட முடியாத புது விதமான கரன்சி 

It is cryptocurrency,digital item or virtual currency.Never taken in who one hand.

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1.      https://bitminer.io/3178866

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https://www.coindesk.com/indias-supreme-court-calls-government-regulate-bitcoin/
NEWS  Nikhilesh De        Nov 16, 2017 at 03:30 UTC  |  Updated  Nov 16, 2017 at 14:12 UTC

The Indian Supreme Court has asked the government to respond to calls to regulate bitcoin.Three justices issued a notice to the central bank, the market regulator, the tax department, and several other agencies, asking them to answer a petition on the matter, the Hindu, an Indian newspaper, reported Tuesday.

The original petition to the court expressed concern that bitcoin can be used to conduct transactions across borders without a trace, making it an attractive tool for ransomware attackers and tax cheats.

According to the petition:

"The lack of any concrete [control] mechanism pending the regulatory framework in said regard has left a lot of vacuum and which has resulted in total unaccountability and unregulated Bitcoin (crypto money) trading and transactions."

The petition goes on to state that bitcoin exchanges in India add 2,500 users per day, and that some 500,000 residents now hold bitcoin. As of 3:00 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, the exchange rate between Indian rupees and bitcoin was more than 470,000.

As a result of its adoption, bitcoin usage may affect "the market value of other commodities," according to the petition, which pleaded with the court for an "urgent direction" for the government to intervene.

The petition noted that some countries are beginning to either regulate or ban bitcoin, citing China's crackdown on exchanges and Russia's attempts to block bitcoin websites.

India has typically adopted a "wait-and-see" stance on cryptocurrencies, discussing their role in the world's largest democracy but not taking concrete steps to regulate or prohibit them.

In April, the government formed a committee to study cryptocurrencies and propose new regulations.

Correction: An earlier headline on this article misdescribed the Indian Supreme Court's action. As correctly noted in the story, the court asked the government only to respond to a petition.

Indian flag  image via Shutterstock

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https://www.businesstoday.in/current/economy-politics/bitcoin-cryptocurrency-ponzi-schemes-rbi-warning-virtaul-currency-digital-money/story/266972.html
BusinessToday.in        Last Updated: December 29, 2017  | 15:22 IST

       Bitcoin risks: Government warns against cryptocurrency, says don't get trapped

Weeks after the Reserve Bank of India issued its third warning against the cryptocurrency trading, the Finance Ministry today said that virtual currencies are not legal tender and such currencies have no protection. It said the virtual currencies (VCs) including Bitcoin don't have any intrinsic value and are not backed by any kind of assets. "The price of Bitcoin and other VCs therefore is entirely a matter of mere speculation resulting in spurt and volatility in their prices," the Ministry said in a statement.
The Ministry also said that there was a real and heightened risk of investment bubble of the type seen in ponzi schemes which can result in sudden and prolonged crash exposing investors, especially retail consumers losing their hard-earned money. "Consumers need to be alert and extremely cautious as to avoid getting trapped in such Ponzi schemes," the statement said.
https://www.livemint.com/Money/jKmPIwhqwLQ1SBvEtDSpYO/Bitcoin-is-not-legal-tender-in-India-finance-ministry.html


Bitcoin is not legal tender in India: finance ministry

The Ministry of Finance clarified that virtual currencies are not backed by government fiat

Last Published: Thu, Jan 04 2018. 08 06 AM IST

Vivina Vishwanathan

Last week the Ministry of Finance said that virtual currencies (VCs), including bitcoins, are not currencies. “VCs are not currencies. These are also being described as ‘coins’. There is however no physical attribute to these coins. Therefore, VCs are neither currencies nor coins,” the ministry said in a press statement. It further clarified that virtual currencies are not backed by government fiat. “These are also not legal tender. The government or Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has not authorized any VCs as a medium of exchange.” With this statement, there is finally some clarity on how India plans to treat bitcoin. So far, it was not clear if bitcoin would come under the purview of Reserve Bank of India.

Why not a currency

Bitcoin exchanges are not surprised by this move. “For the government to give virtual currency a currency status has a bigger implication, especially due to the capital controls we have here in India. If they give it a status of currency, they have to allow us to run the exchanges here. If they allow the exchanges, how are they going to control the flow of money in and out of the country? I was expecting this to happen,” said Praveen Kumar, chairman and chief executive officer of Belfrics Global SDH, a company that runs bitcoin exchanges in Singapore, Malaysia, Bahrain, Japan, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and India. Why has the government clarified about coins? “Several initial coin offerings are coming up in the country. Some term it as currency or coins. From a layman perspective, they can assume that it is something similar to what central banks issue as coins. It is a clarification that the government is not regulating the virtual currencies and coins,” added Kumar.

What it means for you

Last year, a few countries accepted bitcoin as a legal payment system. For instance, from 1 April 2017, bitcoin has become a legal payment system in Japan. Meanwhile, Singapore-based startup TenX last year allowed conversion of bitcoins on Visa cards to make payments. You are unlikely to see such kind of changes in payments in our daily transactions in India post the recent announcement.

Meanwhile, the income-tax department is keeping a watch and hence if you have gained any profits from bitcoins, you will have to pay capital gains tax on it.

Currently, income-tax department, enforcement department, the Securities and Exchange Board of India and Ministry of Finance are tracking virtual currencies. You can expect further developments in the virtual currencies space in the coming weeks.

First Published: Wed, Jan 03 2018. 05 00 PM IST

NOTE: Above appeared all matters are I published at UAE(DUBAI) DATE:28.03.2018