According to @business, less than 10% of Indian households are invested in stocks, bonds or mutual funds despite a financialization boom, highlighting a large untapped retail base relevant to market liquidity and domestic flow trends. Source: Bloomberg (@business) tweet on Oct 17, 2025 and Bloomberg India Edition newsletter by Menaka Doshi. According to @business, the India Edition by Menaka Doshi focuses on what it would take to shift households from saving to investing, a policy discussion that directly relates to potential increases in retail flows into equities, government bonds and mutual funds. Source: Bloomberg India Edition newsletter by Menaka Doshi, Oct 17, 2025. According to @business, for crypto context, India’s current framework taxes gains from virtual digital assets at 30% and imposes a 1% TDS on transfers, which defines the domestic tax environment relative to regulated market products. Source: Government of India, Finance Act 2022 (Section 115BBH for tax on virtual digital assets and Section 194S for TDS), Ministry of Finance notifications 2022.

According to Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) on Twitter, the Indian Supreme Court highlighted that the 30% tax on crypto trading profits implies official recognition of cryptocurrencies. The Court questioned why cryptocurrencies are taxed but not regulated, and recommended that this regulatory gap be addressed with input from expert stakeholders. For crypto traders, this signals increasing legitimacy and the likelihood of future regulatory frameworks, which could impact trading volumes and market confidence in India. Source: Sumit Gupta (CoinDCX) on Twitter, May 20, 2025.