Crypto banking platform Cashaa is launching an initiative to provide food supplies to those most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in India.

In the middle of a spike in cases, more than 4,000 people are dying in India every day as a direct result of the pandemic.

Kumar Gaurav said "there is no way any government" can outright ban crypto given its nature as a global and decentralized system.

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The overturning of India’s cryptocurrency ban has made the market a focal point for Bitcoin projects, with outside capital looking to take advantage.

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