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The post India Crypto Regulation: RBI’s Prohibition Stance and Market Impact appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. India’s crypto regulation debate just got sharper. The Reserve Bank of India is pushing to bar banks and financial institutions from holding, trading, or gaining any exposure to crypto assets — a stance that puts one of the world’s largest crypto markets squarely at odds with its own central bank. Key takeaways The RBI wants banks and financial institutions barred from all crypto asset exposure as part of a policy leaning toward prohibition. The central bank warns that privately issued stablecoins backed by foreign currencies threaten India’s monetary sovereignty, while rupee-backed stablecoins risk eroding government revenue and financial stability. Fewer than 25% of the roughly 645,000 individuals who conducted crypto transactions in the financial year ending March 2023 reported them on their tax returns. India’s tax department flags offshore exchanges, private wallets, a

The post Pi Network vs Worldcoin: The proof-of-human war nobody is winning yet appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Two projects have verified roughly 18 million humans each, by completely different methods, for the same prize: becoming the identity layer of an internet overrun by AI. Worldcoin scans irises with orbs and has Vercel, Zoom, and Tinder integrating its ID. Pi Network verified its users with documents and social trust and just opened the system for business. Both tokens are down catastrophically. Here is the honest comparison of who is positioned to win, and why the market believes neither. Summary Pi Network and Worldcoin have each verified around 18 million users using different approaches to build proof of human identity for the AI era. Worldcoin leads in enterprise integrations while Pi Network is betting on its new PiVerify service to create real demand for its token. Both projects face the same challenge of turning verified users into sustainable revenue as their toke

The post Memory’s old ghosts meet the AI Gold rush appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Memory is trying to rebrand itself from boom-bust commodity to AI infrastructure toll road, but the market is not ready to erase decades of cyclicality. Long-term agreements are the key structural shift: deposits, price floors and multi-year supply commitments can reduce downside risk. The trade-off is upside. If chipmakers sell too much volatility back to customers, they may protect margins but cap the very earnings torque investors are paying for. SK Hynix’s US listing is less about prestige and more about proof. New York wants evidence that AI memory earnings are durable, not just another cycle dressed in Nvidia-era clothing. Old ghosts Memory chips have always been the market’s most glamorous steel mill: brilliant at the top of the cycle, brutal at the bottom, and forever trying to convince investors that this time the furnace will not cool. That is the real question hanging over SK Hynix’s $28

Two projects have verified roughly 18 million humans each, by completely different methods, for the same prize: becoming the identity layer of an internet overrun by AI. Worldcoin scans irises with orbs and has Vercel, Zoom, and Tinder integrating its…

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The post India’s RBI Renews Bitcoin Prohibition Push Affecting 39 Million Traders appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto News India’s central bank has renewed its push to keep cryptocurrency outside the regulated financial system, reviving a prohibition-oriented stance that most directly affects Bitcoin (BTC) and other altcoin holdings. Internal government documents dated May and June recommend barring banks and financial institutions from holding, trading, or taking any exposure to crypto assets and privately issued stablecoins. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) argues that isolation limits financial-contagion risk to domestic lenders. While Indian banks are technically permitted to engage with the sector, most major institutions have avoided it after years of cautionary signals, leaving the industry to operate in a persistent regulatory grey zone that neither legalises nor clearly governs digital-asset activity. The RBI extended its warning to stablecoins, tokens pegged to fiat cu