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The tide may have finally turned for cryptocurrencies in India as reports indicate a softer stance by the government toward crypto.

با توجه به گزارش by The New Indian Express on Thursday, the government’s hostile stance toward Bitcoin (BTC) appears to be shifting toward more common-sense regulatory policies for cryptocurrencies.

According to inside sources quoted by the publication, authorities have dropped earlier plans for a blanket Bitcoin ban in favor of classifying cryptocurrencies as an alternative asset class.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India will reportedly be tasked with overseeing crypto regulations in the country in collaboration with the finance ministry.

These inside sources also claim that Parliament will debate a comprehensive crypto regulatory bill during the Monsoon Session beginning in July. An expert panel created by the finance ministry is reportedly studying protocols for crypto regulation and its finding could form part of the parliamentary deliberations next month.

Commenting on the emerging positive signals on the crypto regulatory front, Ketan Surana, a member of the Internet and Mobile Association of India said:

ما قطعاً می‌توانیم بگوییم که کمیته جدیدی که روی ارزهای دیجیتال کار می‌کند، نسبت به مقررات و قوانین ارزهای دیجیتال بسیار خوش‌بین است.»

Back in May, Indiatech.org, a technology lobby group in India, urged the government to define crypto as digital assets and not currencies.

Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of India remains a staunch crypto critic, with the central bank recently stating that its position on cryptocurrencies remains unchanged. However, the RBI has از راه دور itself from reports that it mandated banks to block services to crypto exchanges.

Indeed, India’s Supreme Court overturned in March 2020 a 2018 RBI ban that prohibited banks from servicing cryptocurrency exchanges. As previously reported by Cointelegraph, three major crypto exchanges — Kraken, Bitfinex and KuCoin — are looking to enter the Indian market.

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/india-to-reportedly-ditch-bitcoin-ban-agenda-in-favor-of-asset-classification