Budget 2022 - Is Crypto Finally Taxed? feat. Ekalavya Bhattacharya

A Show About Crypto with Rohan Joshi

On this episode, Rohan asks the question - "What does the Budget 2022 mean for Crypto in India?" to Ekalavya Bhattacharya, Founder at FusedBulb and Blakomi. Ekalavys has over 16 years experience in the Indian digital eco-system. A journey traversing an edu-tech startup, a successful Social Media agency, 2 widely popular online gaming companies and then leadership roles across 2 of India's largest Media & Entertainment organisations. He is experienced in building and scaling up teams while getting businesses ready for an ever-evolving digital tomorrow. Ekalavya urrently involed in building India's most definitive fashion-tech company at OMI and also fuelling captivating stories at FusedBulb.

Ekalavya talks to Rohan about the 30% tax on digital assets announced in the Budget 2022, how taxation is necessary for a working and thriving economy, and how the Budget 2022 has made crypto more mainstream. They also discuss whether this is overall good for the crypto space, the problems that people are foreseeing, the Digital Rupee which has been announced as well, and what a decentralised metaverse could look like. All this and tons more on this informative and fascinating episode with Ekalavya Bhattacharya. Do tune in.

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