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Cryptocurrency exchange OKX is actively exploring opportunities to enter the Indian market as part of its expansion strategy. The company's marketing director, Haider Rafik, has mentioned that they currently have 200,000 users of the platform's wallet in India, which represents only 5% of the participants in the local Web3 sector.
While OKX does not currently have plans to open an office in India, the exchange is seeking to engage with the local community and explore where they can add value. They are also in the process of looking for local employees who can help implement their plans.
Rafik emphasized that OKX is closely monitoring the regulatory developments in India and would like to position itself as a leader once a clear regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies is established. India has experienced fluctuations in its approach to cryptocurrency regulations, with talks of potential bans followed by discussions about the legalization of digital currencies as an asset class.
Despite the regulatory uncertainty, OKX is showing a long-term interest in the Indian market, and their willingness to engage with the local community suggests a commitment to establishing a presence there once the regulatory landscape becomes clearer.
Cryptocurrency exchange OKX is actively exploring opportunities to enter the Indian market as part of its expansion strategy. The company's marketing director, Haider Rafik, has mentioned that they currently have 200,000 users of the platform's wallet in India, which represents only 5% of the participants in the local Web3 sector.
While OKX does not currently have plans to open an office in India, the exchange is seeking to engage with the local community and explore where they can add value. They are also in the process of looking for local employees who can help implement their plans.
Rafik emphasized that OKX is closely monitoring the regulatory developments in India and would like to position itself as a leader once a clear regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies is established. India has experienced fluctuations in its approach to cryptocurrency regulations, with talks of potential bans followed by discussions about the legalization of digital currencies as an asset class.
Despite the regulatory uncertainty, OKX is showing a long-term interest in the Indian market, and their willingness to engage with the local community suggests a commitment to establishing a presence there once the regulatory landscape becomes clearer.
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