Digital tax fine but what about crypto money laundering via Dark Web?

New Delhi, Feb 7 As we navigate through the debate on crypto's future in India, mere imposing a 30 per cent tax on digital assets is not enough as money laundering and hawala-based transactions are growing significantly via cryptocurrencies on the Dark Web, putting India's national security at risk, warn experts.

A Supreme Court bench observed last week that offence of money laundering is a more "serious and heinous crime than murder" as it hampers the entire economy.

Even non-fungible tokens

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