Cryptocurrencies have been a topic

As per the Basel III Monitoring Report (September 2025), based on a survey finding, banks’ exposure to crypto assets was 0.14 per cent of the claims on the

Cryptocurrencies have been a topic of intense debate, with their underlying value and potential risks being extensively discussed. In a recent panel discussion organized by IIM-Kozhikode

Cryptocurrencies are akin to Ponzi schemes or worse and banning them is the most sensible option for India to avoid the threat they pose to financial and

Private crypto assets or virtual

Private crypto assets or virtual digital currencies are a major threat to macroeconomic and financial stability of a country, Reserve Bank of India governor

From outright ban to ‘clear danger’: A look at RBI’s stance on

The RBI warned that cryptocurrencies endanger developing nations’ capital account control gains, resulting in financial instability. “Cryptocurrencies are not currencies as

INDIA's RBI Warns: Cryptocurrencies Have No Underlying Value

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Reserve Bank of India Says That Crypto Doesn’t Have an Intrinsic

Cryptocurrencies akin to Ponzi schemes, says Reserve Bank of

An official from the RBI asserts that cryptocurrencies lack intrinsic

Cryptocurrencies have no underlying value, not even a tulip: RBI Guv

During a panel discussion organized

On Thursday, Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das described cryptocurrencies as a “clear danger” and said that anything that derives value based on make

During a panel discussion organized by IIM-Kozhikode, P. Vasudevan, an executive director at the RBI, emphasized, Cryptocurrencies cannot be considered currencies