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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No idea about polygon but modi looks to be tech savvy but any decentralised crypto loses the hold that he has on political funding so he has to squeeze it by the neck