Crypto is dying a slow death in India 

- extreme taxes by the government 
- looming threat of official ban 
- crypto traders charging excessive fees 
- no deposit insurance for wallets
- wallets scams (deliberately) left uninvestigated by the government 

All of this because it decentralises power of the system away from the politicians

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is it really dying a slow death, and is Modi just not crypto-forward enough?

curious though, polygon must be doing quite well, regardless, right?

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Are most of the validators in India? I was told this, but I admit not checking

lol yea an army of back office employees manually validating