According to @simplykashif, Indian regulators are not fast-tracking crypto rules because the government still views the sector as small, per feedback from exchanges, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, Indian Web3 startups raised $653 million across 45 deals from January to October 2025, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, local venture funding remains slow due to regulatory uncertainty, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, major funding support is coming from Aptos (APT), CoinSwitch, CoinDCX, and global investors, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, India shows high user adoption but comparatively weak developer growth versus Japan, South Korea, and the UAE, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, Web3 is framed as the next phase for India’s digital public infrastructure, with tokenization concepts like Finternet cited as potential national growth drivers, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, CoinDCX Ventures funded 20 startups with checks ranging from $100,000 to $500,000, while CoinSwitch’s Web3 fund backed over 25 startups with up to $2.5 million per check, source: @simplykashif. According to @simplykashif, many local VCs still do not understand Web3 and foreign VCs often encourage firms to incorporate abroad, source: @simplykashif.