“We have always valued our association with IAMAI, however we are also shocked and disappointed with their sudden decision,” Sumit Gupta, co-chair of the now defunct BACC, said in a written statement on Tuesday, adding that crypto advocates like him will “continue to double down” on their efforts. Gupta is also the co-founder and CEO of CoinDCX, one of India’s prominent crypto companies.
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