It depends on your goals with bitcoin. The whole point of cryptocurrency is to be decentralized, while some regulation may benefit it too, and you have to understand eventually it will be regulated, it is still a new way of monetary transactions, that is why it is very profitable too, there are countries making it fully legal and using it every year. On the point of tax, that depends on your goal, if your goal is to trade bitcoin then buy more bitcoin with the profit and hold it , tax should not be concern, and even if your goal is to make monthly profits or whatever through trading, if you get in tax bracket even after paying tax you will have plenty of profit left from it.I think investing in bitcoin is useless in India because it is not regulated by any agency like SEBI or RBI. Indian government imposed very heavy taxes on bitcoin transactions and tells the banks to watch the bitcoin transactions.
@Mohit kharb Bitcoin is still in its early phase of adoption and finding its proper use cases,I think investing in bitcoin is useless in India because it is not regulated by any agency like SEBI or RBI. Indian government imposed very heavy taxes on bitcoin transactions and tells the banks to watch the bitcoin transactions.