The online page created after the government indexed an invoice banning all personal cryptocurrencies as bitcoin a few days before the EU budget on 1 February.
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Indiawantsbitcoin. org guide users to send emails to their respective invoice-related parliamentarians. Locates the user’s corresponding parliamentarian based on the position of the apartment selected through the user. The online page also provides a popular email template and allows users to send the email to the online page.
According to a CoinDCX spokesperson, a cryptocurrency exchange, portal users clicked the “send an email” button at approximately 1. 11 times lakh (as of February 26). The site gained 298,000 visitors, added the portavoz. de exclusive visitors is less than 87,000, suggesting that some users might have sent several emails to their local MP.
The constituent members of Indiawantsbitcoin. org come with WazirX, CoinDCX, Coinswitch Kuber, Unocoin, Zebpay and Pocketbits.
The media warned that the cryptography bill could be postponed until consultation of Parliament’s monsoon following public reactions to the proposed ban. The definition of ”private crypto-currency” is a key factor on which interested parties have sought clarification.
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