The Supreme Court of India has made it clear that cryptocurrency should be regulated, not banned. The Court pointed out that profits from Bitcoin are already taxed at 30%, which shows that crypto is legally recognized to some extent. If it’s being taxed, it makes sense to regulate it properly. This statement marks a major step toward clearer crypto laws in India, signaling a shift toward acceptance and proper oversight of digital assets.
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