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    Grey zone in Indian payment laws: Crypto goes shopping in rupee using QR-linked loophole

    Unified payments interface is now being used for buying cryptocurrencies through applications like goat.cash. Consumers can conveniently convert their cryptocurrencies, such as USD Coins, to pay vendors for goods. This involves scanning QR codes and entering necessary details, which facilitates quick transactions. Intermediaries help complete the process by converting USDC to rupees for vendors. Additionally, stable coins often trade at a premium within the Indian market.

    Democrats target Trump's 'tentacles of corruption' as new Congress prepares sweeping investigations

    Democrats are preparing sweeping congressional investigations into Donald Trump, his family and administration after winning control of both chambers in the midterm elections. Potential targets include Trump family businesses, cryptocurrency dealings, ICE operations and the Epstein investigation, as party leaders seek to link alleged corruption to Americans' cost-of-living concerns.

    Zcash soars 3,000%: Why Bitcoin billionaires are betting on the privacy coin

    Zcash has surged about 3,000% over the past year, attracting investment from the Winklevoss twins and Barry Silbert. Their mining operations and ETF plans are expanding as renewed interest in crypto privacy brings fresh attention to the token, alongside security and regulatory concerns.

    India’s online betting ban has failed to eliminate illegal gambling, with offshore networks continuing operations despite strict laws. The article contrasts this with cryptocurrency, where authorities have largely avoided comprehensive regulation. Both approaches expose gaps between technology and governance.

    US stocks: Crypto shares climb after Trump advocates for Clarity Act

    Cryptocurrency stocks experienced a significant uptick following President Trump's appeal to Congress for digital asset legislation. He emphasized the need for a refined version of the Clarity Act, aiming to delineate digital assets as either securities or commodities for better regulatory oversight. Major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether responded positively, and the crypto exchange Coinbase also saw a rise. Many industry experts agree this legislation is vital for regulatory clarity.

    UK to end ban on retail investors buying crypto exchange-traded notes

    Britain in April published draft laws for bringing cryptocurrencies under compulsory regulation for the first time, aligning it with the United States' approach, rather than the European Union, which has built rules tailored to the industry. To be sold to individual consumers, the ETNs will need to be traded on an FCA-approved investment exchange, the regulator said.

    The Economic Times
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