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India leaves crypto and stablecoins at the door in fintech jamboree
At the world’s largest gathering for the financial technology sector in Mumbai this week, more than 800 speakers tip-toed around two topics that have captured attention globally: cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. About 100,000 participants converged for the three-day conference starting October 7 in India’s financial capital, headlined by the prime ministers of India and the United Kingdom, and drawing regulators, investors and industry executives from more than 100 countries. The annual conference kicked off just as bitcoin catapulted to an all-time high above $125,000 but that milestone found no mention at the ... (full story)
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