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India Debates Tokenization Bill to Democratize Real Estate Investment

India Debates Tokenization Bill to Democratize Real Estate Investment

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Global Cryptocurrency
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2025-12-17 20:48:01
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Indian lawmakers are clashing over legislation that could fractionalize high-value assets through blockchain tokens. The proposed Tokenization Bill, championed by MP Raghav Chadha, aims to replicate India's UPI payments revolution in capital markets by enabling micro-investments in real estate and infrastructure.

Currently, 90% of middle-class wealth remains trapped in low-yield instruments like bank deposits. Tokenization could unlock participation in asset classes that have historically delivered 12-15% annual returns. Parliament's debate centers on whether digital ownership structures will retain capital domestically while complying with financial regulations.

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