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Investing in cryptocurrency is like hedging your net-worth against fall of the dollar imperia.

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The Home Minister also said penetration of Internet and self-radicalisation have further added to the woes of law enforcement agencies.

The financial regulators are worried that a complete lack of regulatory regime for such cryptocurrencies may give rise to 'e-ponzi' schemes.