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Brian Armstrong suggests India issue digital rupee stablecoin and critiques the country's punitive crypto tax regime, while Nikhil Kamath comments on the crypto establishment.

10 reports, 9 independent Updated Jul 18
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Brian Armstrong suggests India issue digital rupee stablecoin and critiques the country's punitive crypto tax regime, while Nikhil Kamath comments on the crypto establishment.

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Brian ArmstrongBitcoinNikhil Kamath

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  1. Armstrong discusses India's digital rupee and tax issues; Kamath critiques the crypto establishment.1 source
  2. Coinbase CEO discusses Bitcoin market maturity amid India's digital currency crossroads.1 source
  3. Crypto movement shifts to establishment status, while India's tax regime impacts Coinbase.1 source

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