India’s COINS Act 2025: The Crypto Scam Slayer You’ve Been Waiting For
India takes a chainsaw to crypto fraud with its bold new legislation—no more 'rug pulls' under the watch of New Delhi's financial cops.
How it cuts through the noise: The COINS Act 2025 isn't just another regulatory yawn-fest. It's a surgical strike on Ponzi schemes, fake DeFi projects, and those pesky 'send me 1 ETH for 10 ETH back' Twitter bots.
The fine print that matters: Mandatory KYC for all exchanges, jail time for anonymous wallet promoters, and—finally—real consequences for influencers shilling sketchy altcoins (looking at you, 'MoonShotMax' Telegram groups).
Why traders should care: Less scam-induced volatility means more institutional money flooding in. Unless you were banking on exit scams as an investment strategy—in which case, maybe try traditional banking?
The bottom line: India's not just playing defense anymore. With this law, they're turning crypto's wild west into a patrolled frontier—and frankly, it's about time someone charged the sheriffs.
India is breaking down the barriers of trade with the introduction of the COINS Act 2025, the first crypto model law presented by Hashed Emergent and Blackdot Policy. This bold step is purely intended to reshape India’s approach towards digital assets. Read More
