最新报道:India risks repeating its dot-com era mistakes by maintaining a skeptical stance toward crypto despite having one of the world's largest user bases. The government imposes heavy taxes—collecting $130 million in FY 2024-25—but offers no regulatory clarity, driving blockchain firms to relocate to Dubai and Singapore. While global markets like the U.S., EU, and Asia advance crypto regulations, India's regulatory vacuum has enabled scams like the $230M WazirX hack. Parliament may study virtual assets in 2024-25, but delays could cement India's role as a service provider rather than an innovation leader in Web3.