Home | Business | Rbi Warns Retail Investors Against Cryptocurrency Risks RBI warns retail investors against cryptocurrency risks RBI, in its monthly bulletin released Tuesday, asserted that their findings suggest that the interest in cryptocurrencies is driven by speculative motive rather than a means of payment for real economic transactions. By ANI Updated On - 22 May 2024, 09:53 AM New Delhi: RBI yet again urged retail investors to be more cautious while investing in cryptocurrencies, and noted that the crypto ecosystem lacks accountability and stability and is marked by regulatory ambiguity. RBI, in its monthly bulletin released Tuesday, asserted that their findings suggest that the interest in cryptocurrencies is driven by speculative motive rather than a means of payment for real economic transactions.
Also Read RBI report proves Congress white paper is bogus, says KTR There will be two policy rate cuts by the RBI this fiscal: CRISIL Trader killed as motorbike hits scooter in Mancherial The RBI findings are in accordance with a survey by UK FCA that majority of investors (38 per cent) investing in cryptoassets taking it as a ‘gamble to make or lose money’. “Some cryptos may be backed by underlying; however, if the underlying itself is another unstable digital asset with no transparency and central bank back up, the crypto system is prone to crisis without safeguards,” the RBI bulletin noted. The bulletin quoted the RBI governor Shaktikanta Das, wherein he had o.
