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Most people in crypto still think:
“No INR withdrawal = no tax.”

That’s not how crypto taxation in India works. 👇

• Crypto-to-crypto trades are taxable
• USDT profits are taxable
• Swaps inside wallets are taxable
• Moving funds to private wallets doesn’t erase the transaction trail

If your PAN is linked on exchanges, activity can reflect in AIS/TIS records.

Important crypto tax rules in India 🇮🇳

• 30% tax on crypto gains
• No deduction except cost of acquisition
• 1% TDS on transfers/trades above threshold
• Losses generally cannot be set off against other income
• Even USDT pairs can create taxable events

A lot of users only realise this after receiving notices.

Trust Wallet or self-custody wallets can protect custody of funds — but not necessarily hide transaction history linked through exchanges and KYC trails.

Recently, thousands of crypto investors reportedly received tax notices related to VDA transactions.

Stay informed. File correctly. Don’t ignore notices.

What do you think most Indian crypto users still misunderstand about taxes? 👇

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₹96 is not just a number

But a weak rupee slowly changes everyday life.

India buys oil, electronics, machinery, chips and even many raw materials in dollars. So when the dollar gets stronger, India pays more for the same things.

That extra cost doesn’t stay on charts.

It reaches:
• Fuel prices
• Transport costs
• Groceries
• Gadgets
• Gold
• Flights
• EMIs
• Daily expenses

And the problem is bigger than just “rupee falling.”

Oil prices are rising.
Foreign investors are pulling money towards the US.
India still imports more than it exports.
And globally, the dollar itself is becoming stronger.

Which means countries dependent on imports feel the pressure first.

Most people ignore currency moves because the impact is not instant.

But slowly, everything around you starts becoming expensive.

₹96 is not just a number.
It’s a reminder that global economics eventually reaches every household.

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Really Indian media is on top. Nobody can ask or mention such important details

Video credit - Abp news, Aaj tak

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