India’s Crypto Revolution: How the COINS Act 2025 Puts Rights First
India’s crypto landscape just got a game-changer—and it’s not another regulatory crackdown. The COINS Act 2025 flips the script with a rights-first approach, balancing innovation and user protections. Here’s what’s at stake.
### The Framework That Could Make or Break Crypto in India
Forget vague promises—this legislation spells out clear rules for exchanges, miners, and investors. No more regulatory whiplash. Finally, a playbook even traditional finance might grudgingly respect (between sips of overpriced chai).
### Why ‘Rights-First’ Matters More Than Price Speculation
While traders obsess over BTC’s next ATH, the COINS Act tackles real issues: data privacy, dispute resolution, and anti-fraud measures. Because nothing kills adoption faster than users getting rekt with zero recourse.
### The Fine Print Wall Street Won’t Tell You
Buried in Section 4: a mandate for exchanges to maintain 1:1 reserves. Take that, ‘fractional reserve crypto’ schemes. Meanwhile, VC-backed projects scramble to rebrand as ‘compliant innovators.’
India’s not just joining the crypto race—it’s rewriting the rules. Whether this becomes a blueprint or a cautionary tale depends on execution. And yes, bankers will still call it ‘magic internet money’ while quietly accumulating ETH.
