The Delhi High Court refused to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges, stating that under the Constitution, they are private entities not subject to judicial oversight. Previously, an investor requested regulation of Bitbns and initiated a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigation over withdrawal issues. The court emphasized that creating cryptocurrency laws is the government's responsibility and pointed out that despite India having over 123 million cryptocurrency users, the country still has a regulatory gap in the cryptocurrency sector.
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The Delhi High Court refused to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges, stating that under the Constitution, they are private entities not subject to judicial oversight. Previously, an investor requested regulation of Bitbns and initiated a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigation over withdrawal issues. The court emphasized that creating cryptocurrency laws is the government's responsibility and pointed out that despite India having over 123 million cryptocurrency users, the country still has a regulatory gap in the cryptocurrency sector.