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Cryptocurrencies threaten financial sovereignty, need to be banned: RBI Dy Guv

Updated on: 15 February,2022 12:51 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Observing that crypto-technology is underpinned by a philosophy to evade government controls, he said they have been specifically developed to bypass the regulated financial system

Cryptocurrencies threaten financial sovereignty, need to be banned: RBI Dy Guv

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Making a strong case for banning cryptocurrencies, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar on Monday said they are even worse than Ponzi schemes and threaten the financial sovereignty of a country.


Observing that crypto-technology is underpinned by a philosophy to evade government controls, he said they have been specifically developed to bypass the regulated financial system.


More substantially, he added, cryptocurrencies can wreck the currency system, monetary authority, banking system, and in general the government's ability to control the economy.


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