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RBI keeping ‘Arjun’s eye’ on inflation; E-rupee for retail launch in Nov says Guv Shaktikanta Das 

RBI keeping ‘Arjun’s eye’ on inflation

RBI keeping &lsquo;Arjun&rsquo;s eye&rsquo; on inflation; E-rupee for retail launch in Nov says Guv Shaktikanta Das&nbsp;

Nine banks — State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, IDFC First Bank and HSBC — have been identified for participation in the pilot

RBI to kickstart e-rupee pilot today

Nine banks &mdash; State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, IDFC First Bank and HSBC &mdash; have been identified for participation in the pilot

The Reserve Bank of India announced that it will launch its digital rupee on November 1 as a pilot project for transactions in the wholesale market. The digital rupee will be used to settle inter-bank transactions of bonds issued by the government, the RBI said in a statement.
The digital currency is equivalent to the banknote but will be issued in electronic form.
Nine banks &mdash; State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, IDFC First Bank and HSBC &mdash; have been identified for participation in the pilot, the RBI said.
It also said that a pilot of the digital rupee for the retail market would be launched within a month in among a closed group of customers and merchants.

Digital money is becoming increasingly important in our lives. This is prompting people to integrate technology into their lives. Raju Patel, a beggar from Bihar, is one of them!
ANI reported that Raju Patel has shed the traditional method of asking for alms and started using PhonePe, a digital wallet and an online payment app.While some people, who are amused by Patel’s innovation, have labelled him as 'India’s first digital beggar', a few people pointed out how technology and digital literacy has done little to eliminate poverty.A few Twitter users also pointed out that Patel is a popular figure at Bihar’s Bettiah railway station.

Is Raju Patel 'India’s first digital beggar'?: here's why he has earned the tag 

Digital money is becoming increasingly important in our lives. This is prompting people to integrate technology into their lives. Raju Patel, a beggar from Bihar, is one of them!
ANI reported that Raju Patel has shed the traditional method of asking for alms and started using PhonePe&nbsp;and PayTM, two kinds of&nbsp;digital wallets and online payment apps. He uses a QR code to scan and directly receive the money in his digital wallets.&nbsp;
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While some people, who are amused by Patel&rsquo;s innovation, have labelled him as 'India&rsquo;s first digital beggar', a few people pointed out how technology and digital literacy has done little to eliminate poverty.
A few Twitter users&nbsp;also pointed out that Patel is a popular figure at Bihar&rsquo;s Bettiah railway station.

While some people, who are amused by Patel&rsquo;s innovation, have labelled him as 'India&rsquo;s first digital beggar', a few people pointed out how technology and digital literacy has done little to eliminate poverty.

Digital money is becoming increasingly important in our lives. This is prompting people to integrate technology into their lives. Raju Patel, a beggar from Bihar, is one of them!
ANI reported that Raju Patel has shed the traditional method of asking for alms and started using PhonePe&nbsp;and PayTM, two kinds of&nbsp;digital wallets and online payment apps. He uses a QR code to scan and directly receive the money in his digital wallets.&nbsp;
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While some people, who are amused by Patel&rsquo;s innovation, have labelled him as 'India&rsquo;s first digital beggar', a few people pointed out how technology and digital literacy has done little to eliminate poverty. A few Twitter users&nbsp;also pointed out that Patel is a popular figure at Bihar&rsquo;s Bettiah railway station.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announces central bank digital currency, which will be a digital rupee using blockchain and other tech. It will be introduced by the RBI in 2022-23. 

Budget 2022:  Digital rupee to be issued by RBI in 2022-23

FM announces central bank digital currency, which will be a digital rupee using blockchain and other tech. It will be introduced by the RBI in 2022-23.

FM&nbsp;Nirmala&nbsp;Sitharaman announces central bank digital currency, which will be a digital rupee using blockchain and other tech. It will be introduced by the RBI in 2022-23.&nbsp;

Union Budget 2022: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will introduce digital currency in the next financial year beginning April 2022 to boost the digital economy and efficient currency management, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed in her <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/budget" target="_blank">Budget 2022-23</a> speech on Tuesday.
The introduction of a central bank digital currency will give a big boost to the digital economy. Digital currency will also help in the currency management system, the minister said.
"<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/crypto-bill-digital-currency-vs-cryptocurrency-what-s-the-difference-1637738627963" target="_blank">Digital currency</a> will also lead to a more efficient and cheaper currency management system. It is therefore proposed to introduce digital rupee using blockchain and other technologies to be issued by the Reserve Bank of India, starting 2022-23," Sitharaman said.
She also said Rs 1 lakh crore financial assistance to states will be provided in 2022-23 to catalyse investments.
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The finance minister further said that in 2022-23, states will be allowed a fiscal deficit of up to 4 pc of GSDP (Gross State Domestic Product).
The minister also proposed to set up an expert committee to examine and suggest appropriate measures to scale up venture capital and private equity investment.
Venture capital and private equity invested more than Rs 5.5 lakh crore last year, facilitating one of the largest startup and growth ecosystems. Scaling up this investment requires a holistic examination of regulatory and other frictions, she said.
On blended finance, she said that the government-backed Funds NIIF and SIDBI Fund of Funds had provided scale capital, creating a multiplier effect.
For encouraging important sunrise sectors, such as climate action, deep-tech, digital economy, pharma and agri-tech, the government would promote thematic funds for blended finance with the government share being limited to 20 per cent and the funds being managed by private fund managers, the minister said.
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As the government readies a Crypto Bill aimed at promoting a Digital Currency over the rampant crypto trade, EJ Biz looks at what is the big difference between the two digital tokens as we have see a faceoff between Digital Currency vs Crypto Currency -:The backer
Officially backed digital currencies will be issued centrally and will be backed by their central banks unlike cryptocurrencies, which follow DLT (distributed ledger technology) backing them with no underlying security. In fact one of the big concerns is that they are not backed by a legal entity that responds in the event any major technical problems.The distribution

Cryptocurrency Bill: Digital Currency Vs. Cryptocurrency – What’s the difference?

Digital Currency Vs. Cryptocurrency – What’s the difference? 

It's the final round and it's advantage Digital Currency over Crypto

Digital Currency Vs. Cryptocurrency: The government to introduce &ldquo;The Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2021" in the winter session of Parliament beginning November 29

As the government readies a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/crypto-bill-the-govt-looks-to-ban-private-crypto-10-billion-in-investments-await-winter-session-1637727721860">Crypto&nbsp;Bill</a> aimed at promoting a Digital Currency over the rampant crypto&nbsp;trade, EJ Biz looks at what is the big difference between the two digital tokens as we have see a faceoff&nbsp;between Digital Currency vs Crypto&nbsp;Currency Also read|&nbsp;<a title="Crypto Bill: A look at how the world is regulating cryptocurrencies" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/crypto-bill-a-look-at-how-the-world-is-regulating-cryptocurrencies-1637728858155">Crypto Bill: A look at how the world is regulating cryptocurrencies</a> 
<h3>The Issuer&nbsp;</h3>
<ul>
<li>Central bank digital currency or CBDCs&nbsp;are issued by governments and are regulated and backed by the central banks</li>
<li><a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/crypto-bill-a-look-at-how-the-world-is-regulating-cryptocurrencies-1637728858155">Cryptocurrencies</a> are developed by private parties independently from a central bank or government institution. Cryptos&nbsp;also make use of&nbsp;blockchain technology, a digital ledger system that records crypto transactions&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<h3>Who has got your back?</h3>
<ul>
<li>The digital currency will be backed by the state and the central bank, which means in the event of a technical breakdown the regulator takes control</li>
<li>The digital currency is centralized; transactions are controlled by servers belonging to the central bank&nbsp;</li>
<li>Instead of being a tradeable asset with&nbsp;wildly fluctuating prices, central bank digital currencies would function more like their fiat counterparts, and would have widespread acceptance.</li>
<li>Cryptocurrencies&nbsp;are&nbsp;decentralized within the structure; the rules are dictated by the majority of participants in a crypto community and can face unregulated volatility.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<h3>Who is using Digital Currencies/CBDCs&nbsp;?</h3>
<ul>
<li>The Chinese central bank is&nbsp;racing ahead with its own CBDC project, rolling out a virtual version of the yuan in trials across several provinces. People&rsquo;s Bank of China is likely to be the first to fully launch a CBDC, the Mainland banned all <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/cryptocurrency/winter-session-of-parliament-modi-govt-to-table-bill-to-regulate-cryptocurrency-1637685362743">crypto</a>&nbsp;activity earlier this year.&nbsp;</li>
<li>In Japan, a consortium of roughly 70 Japanese firms, including the country's three mega-banks, will begin experiments to launch a digital currency as early as the latter half of 2022</li>
</ul>
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the issue of technology data, privacy and future of cryptocurrency delivered the keynote address at The Sydney Dialogue. PM Modi reiterated to the audience that while India will continue to strive to be a digital leader protecting data remains key to democracy. The PM also touched upon the 'hot topic' of digital tokens at millions of Indians await regulation clarity from the government. Here are the top highlights of the address on Thursday. PM on cryptocurrencyTake crypto-currency or bitcoin for example. It is important that all democratic nations work together on this.PM on tech & data; a weaponTechnology and data are becoming new weapons.The biggest strength of democracy is openness.At the same time, we should not allow a few vested interests to misuse this openness.PM on big push for semi-conductorsWe have the benefit of our skills and global trust.And now, we are focusing on hardware. We are preparing a package of incentives to become a key manufacturer of semi-conductors.PM on protecting privacyThe greatest product of technology today is data.In India, we have created a robust framework of data protection, privacy and security.And, at the same time, we use data as a source of empowerment of people.India has unmatched experience in doing this in a democratic framework with strong guarantees of individual rights.

PM Modi: Crypto control essential so it doesn't spoil the youth

Watch: Prime Minister Narendra Modi says "we are in a time of change" that happens once in an era, where technology and data are becoming new weapons. 

PM Modi on future of crypto and safeguarding data

PM Modi said that it is important that all democratic nations work together to ensure that cryptocurrency doesn't end up in the wrong hands

Prime Minister Narendra Modi&nbsp;addressing the issue of technology data, privacy and future of cryptocurrency&nbsp;delivered the keynote address at The Sydney Dialogue. PM Modi&nbsp;reiterated to the audience that while India will continue to strive to be a digital leader protecting data remains key to democracy. The PM also touched upon the 'hot topic' of digital tokens at millions of Indians await regulation clarity from the government. Here are the top highlights of the address on Thursday.&nbsp; PM on&nbsp;cryptocurrency Take crypto-currency or bitcoin for example. It is important that all democratic nations work together on this. PM on tech &amp; data; a weapon Technology and data are becoming new weapons.The biggest strength of democracy is openness.At the same time, we should not allow a few vested interests to misuse this openness. PM on big push for semi-conductors We have the benefit of our skills and global trust.And now, we are focusing on hardware. We are preparing a package of incentives to become a key manufacturer of semi-conductors. PM on protecting privacy The greatest product of technology today is data.In India, we have created a robust framework of data protection, privacy and security.And, at the same time, we use data as a source of empowerment of people.India has unmatched experience in doing this in a democratic framework with strong guarantees of individual rights.

In a big move towards the digital token acceptance, the biggest skeptic of the technology RBI&nbsp;is looking to launch trials of the digital rupee by the end of this year as per reports.&nbsp;RBI&nbsp;is aiming at starting trials for the digital currency by December said central bank governor Shaktikanta&nbsp;Das&nbsp;to CNBC&nbsp;in an interview. The banking regulator stated &ldquo;We are being extremely careful about it because it&rsquo;s completely a new product, not just for RBI, but globally.&rdquo;The RBI&nbsp;who had looked at putting a complete stop to the crypto&nbsp;trade in India in 2018 is now looking at the blockchain bet by having a centralized ledger for the digital currency or the so-called distributed ledger technology (DLT).Central banks across the globe from China, Europe and the U.K.&nbsp;are exploring digital currencies&nbsp; or CBDCs that would be issued by them to have some 'control' on the fast growing digital token trade.&nbsp;

Digital Rupee soon: Digital currency trials to start by December says RBI Governor

Digital Rupee could be a reality by this year end. RBI&nbsp;Governor says central bank readying trials for the CBDC.&nbsp;

Digital Rupee trial by December says RBI governor 

The Reserve Bank of India may launch its first digital currency trial programs by December, RBI&nbsp;governor Shaktikanta Dasw&nbsp;said in an interview with CNBC&nbsp;global.&nbsp;

In a big move towards the digital token acceptance, the biggest skeptic of the technology RBI&nbsp;is looking to launch trials of the digital rupee by the end of this year as per reports.&nbsp; RBI&nbsp;is aiming at starting trials for the digital currency by December said central bank governor Shaktikanta&nbsp;Das&nbsp;to CNBC&nbsp;in an interview. The banking regulator stated &ldquo;We are being extremely careful about it because it&rsquo;s completely a new product, not just for RBI, but globally.&rdquo; The RBI&nbsp;who had looked at putting a complete stop to the crypto&nbsp;trade in India in 2018 is now looking at the blockchain bet by having a centralized ledger for the digital currency or the so-called distributed ledger technology (DLT). Central banks across the globe from China, Europe and the U.K.&nbsp;are exploring digital currencies&nbsp; or CBDCs that would be issued by them to have some 'control' on the fast growing digital token trade.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9yd9" target="_blank">Get your wallets ready for Digital Rupee</a>

A picture of a cartoon rock or EtherRock&nbsp;as it is popularly called in the crypto&nbsp;world sold for a record 400 ether on Monday which translates to $1.3 million. This the latest in the NFT&nbsp;or non fungible token fad that has taken over the crypto&nbsp;collectible world.So, what is EtherRock?&nbsp; A&nbsp;crypto collectible made it's debut in 2017, it is a JPEG of a cartoon rock,&nbsp;built and sold on the ethereum blockchain. It derives it value as there are&nbsp;only 100 out there.&nbsp;The demand for crypto&nbsp;collectibles and NFTs&nbsp;has been soaring.&nbsp;The non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has surpassed $1 billion in monthly trading volume, according to data compiled by The Block.&nbsp;

Crypto Craze: Picture of a rock sells for $1,300,000, meet the millionaire NFT EtherRock

Crypto&nbsp;Corner: Would you pay $1,300,000 for a picture of a rock? EtherRock sells for a million dollars as the NFT&nbsp;craze continues

Crypto Corner: NFT craze continues

The transaction marks the latest sale of&nbsp;EtherRock, a brand of crypto collectible that&rsquo;s been around since 2017&nbsp;

A picture of a cartoon rock or EtherRock&nbsp;as it is popularly called in the crypto&nbsp;world sold for a record 400 ether on Monday which translates to $1.3 million. This the latest in the NFT&nbsp;or non fungible token fad that has taken over the crypto&nbsp;collectible world. So, what is EtherRock? A&nbsp;crypto collectible made it's debut in 2017, it is a JPEG of a cartoon rock,&nbsp;built and sold on the ethereum blockchain. It derives it value as there are&nbsp;only 100 out there.&nbsp; The demand for crypto&nbsp;collectibles and NFTs&nbsp;has been soaring.&nbsp;The non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea has surpassed $1 billion in monthly trading volume, according to data compiled by The Block.&nbsp;

The Indian government has listed a bill that would prohibit all private cryptocurrencies in the country. 

Govt lists bill to ban private cryptocurrencies, create digital currency

The Indian government has listed a bill that would prohibit all private cryptocurrencies in the country.

The Indian government has listed a bill that would prohibit all private cryptocurrencies in the country. The bill also provides a framework for the creation of an official digital currency, that will be issued by the Reserve Bank of India. It's worth noting that in April 2018, the RBI effectively banned cryptocurrency transactions via banks and e-wallets, but the ban was later quashed by the Supreme Court in March 2020.

The largest US-based cryptocurrency&nbsp;exchange Coinbase is going public as renewed investor interest in cryptocurrencies has pushed bitcoin to an all-time high, CNBC&nbsp;reported.&nbsp;California-based Coinbase&nbsp;was&nbsp;founded in 2012 and the company has grown into the largest digital currency exchange in the US. Bitcoin&nbsp;rallied more than 12% to top&nbsp;$23,000&nbsp;for the first time on record on Thursday.

Interested in Bitcoin? You must know about this IPO

The largest US-based cryptocurrency&nbsp;exchange Coinbase is going public as renewed investor interest in cryptocurrencies has pushed bitcoin to an all-time high, according to a&nbsp;report by&nbsp;CNBC.&nbsp;California-based Coinbase&nbsp;was&nbsp;founded in 2012 and the company has grown into the largest digital currency exchange in the US. Bitcoin&nbsp;rallied more than 12% to top&nbsp;$23,000&nbsp;for the first time on record on Thursday.

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