According to data released by Mumbai-based exchange CoinDCX, Indian investors are actively buying the dip, effectively ignoring the panic that has gripped the Western markets.
Following historic legal finality achieved in January 2026, investor attention has shifted to the asset's utility in the $150 trillion cross-border payments market.
The report notes that UPI has fully entered the mainstream. In FY25, the network accounted for 83% of India’s digital payment volumes and processed a staggering 185.8 billion transactions. This represents a 41.7% increase year-on-year.
The research also revisits the failures of the 2022 crypto lending crisis. Platforms collapsed after operating with high loan-to-value (LTV) ratios, opaque rehypothecation practices, and platform-controlled custody.
If accepted by member states, this would mark the first formal effort by the bloc to explore interoperable digital currency systems for cross-border trade and tourism payments, according to a Reuters report.
