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Crypto Comeback in India? What Smart Investors Are Buying in 2025

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Crypto Comeback in India? What Smart Investors Are Buying in 2025

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After regulatory ambiguity, tax crackdowns, and a 2022–2023 slump, crypto investments in India were declared “dead” by many.

But in 2025, Indian investors—especially the digitally savvy under-35 segment—are cautiously returning to crypto assets, albeit with better risk control and diversified strategies.

Let’s dive into the crypto revival wave quietly building across Indian portfolios.

What Changed in 2025?

 Regulatory Relaxations

The Indian government clarified its stance on digital assets, offering:

1% TDS only above ₹50K/year

No blanket ban on wallets or exchanges

SEBI-style oversight on Indian crypto platforms

 Global Sentiment Shift

With Bitcoin reclaiming $80,000+, and Ethereum thriving post its scalability upgrade, retail and institutional sentiment has turned positive.

Crypto Goes ‘Lite’

New platforms offer fractional ownership, low gas fees, and UPI-enabled wallets. India now has crypto SIPs, just like mutual funds.

 What Indians Are Betting On Now

1. Bitcoin (BTC)

Still king. Seen as a digital “store of value” akin to gold. Many Indian investors are taking SIP-style bets.

2. Ethereum (ETH)

Preferred for long-term Web3 believers and NFT ecosystem players.

3. Polygon (MATIC)

Born in India, this Layer-2 solution is gaining traction again due to its low fees and scalability.

4. Solana (SOL)

Fast-growing with NFTs, DEXs, and gaming use cases.

5. Stablecoins (USDT, USDC)

Used by high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) for dollar hedging against INR volatility.

 Vizzve Insight

Young Indian investors now treat crypto not as a gamble, but as a strategic high-risk/high-reward asset, usually:

≤10% of their portfolio

Diversified across 3–5 tokens

Held via trusted exchanges with RBI-linked KYC

 Risks to Watch

Taxation: 30% capital gains + 1% TDS still apply

Volatility: Coins can fall 20% in a day

Scams: Rug pulls and fake tokens still haunt smaller platforms

Lack of Insurance: Unlike stocks or FDs, crypto has zero guarantee

 Platforms Gaining Trust in India

PlatformKey Feature
CoinDCXINR deposits, crypto SIPs
WazirXLargest Indian exchange
ZebPaySecure wallet & staking options
BinanceFor global coin variety
MudrexCrypto investment “baskets”

 How Investment Behavior Has Shifted

Then (2021–22)Now (2025)
Hype-driven FOMOSIP + Risk-managed strategies
Dogecoin, Shiba betsBitcoin, ETH, MATIC focus
No KYC platforms usedRBI-verified apps only
100% in crypto portfoliosCrypto ≤10% of total investments

FAQs

Q1: Is crypto legal in India in 2025?
Yes. Crypto is not banned. It is regulated, taxed, and monitored by SEBI/RBI frameworks.

Q2: Can I invest ₹500 in crypto?
Yes. Most platforms allow fractional crypto buying. SIPs start from ₹100/month.

Q3: Which crypto is safest for Indian investors?
Bitcoin and Ethereum are widely seen as safer long-term bets due to size and global use.

Q4: Can I use UPI for crypto?
Yes. Major Indian platforms have UPI-enabled payment gateways.

 Final Takeaway

Crypto is not back with a bang—it’s creeping back quietly into Indian portfolios, this time as a calculated risk, not a fad.

In a time where digitally native finance is growing, India’s young investors are learning to treat crypto the way they do stocks or gold: one of many tools, not the only one.

Published on : 30th  July

Published by : SMITA

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