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CoinDCX aims to develop the crypto space from the ground level by giving the proper education related to the cryptocurrency to the commons through seminars, online courses, community events etc. The vision and mission of the exchange can lead to considerable growth in the rate of adoption in India.
According to the latest data of the World Bank, around 190 million people of India are not having any bank account. The unbanked demographic which are not involved with any banking services can be turned to the crypto users if proper education will be provided to them. The latest move of the CoinDCX is an attempt to diversify the crypto space and attract fresh investments to the sector.
As per Sumit Gupta, CEO and Co-Founder of CoinDCX,
Only 5 million people in India currently hold cryptocurrencies—less than 0.5% of the population. We believe, however, that by educating consumers and combating negative preconceptions of the industry we can boost the number from 5 million to 50 million so that everyone can unlock the benefits of digital assets.
The latest ruling of Supreme Court lifted up the ban on crypto trading by declaring the banking ban of Reserve Bank unconstitutional. The judgement of the Supreme Court encouraged the sleeping crypto markets to wake up, as few of the crypto exchanges, many institutional investors and the enthusiasts related to crypto space are attempting to solidify their existence in India.
The decision of the court aimed at improving infant crypto markets which were hindered by poor regulatory supervision. The first move was taken by the largest crypto exchange, Binance who acquired the WazirX, Indian crypto exchange platform to diversify the network of its crypto users. Then the course was followed by HashCash Consultants who announced the huge investments in Indian crypto markets and now the education mission of CoinDCX.
Thus, various reputed players are visualising the potential of Indian markets but still, the future of crypto will be decided by the bill of the Indian Parliament.
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