Terra investors around the world lost billions of dollars when the algorithmic-stablecoin project crashed but they recovered a small part of their bets when a new token was distributed as compensation. Investors in India arent as fortunate.
By Hugo Barcia New Delhi, Feb 18 (EFE).- The 30 percent tax on income from virtual digital assets recently announced by the Indian government finally broke a taboo on cryptocurrencies in the country, which had previously considered banning them, and is a first step toward their regulation, although it has also received criticism from users …