PANews September 10 news, according to Decrypt, Indian Federal Minister Jayant Chaudhary's cryptocurrency investments have increased by 19%, reaching $25,500 (2.131 million rupees). This is the second consecutive year that an Indian cabinet member has disclosed their digital asset holdings, while India's broader cryptocurrency policy remains mired in regulatory difficulties. He disclosed relevant information this time, while his spouse's portfolio grew by 18%, reaching $26,800 (2.242 million rupees). Both claimed that the source of funds was "personal savings," but did not specify the types of cryptocurrencies held. Currently, India once again ranks first in the 2025 global cryptocurrency adoption index released by Chainalysis, yet the regulatory framework lags far behind the grassroots development momentum.
Earlier today, news emerged that India rejected comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation due to concerns about systemic risks.
