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Maharashtra has advanced plans for a blockchain-based legal framework to tokenize immovable property, with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis directing officials to prepare draft legislation that could make the state the first in India to introduce such a law.
According to a statement shared by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on X, the state government has begun work on the proposed Maharashtra Digitisation and Exchange of Land Token Asset Act (DELTA Act), which is intended to create a legal framework for digitizing and exchanging tokenized interests linked to immovable property through blockchain technology.
Fadnavis said he chaired a meeting in Mumbai to review the draft legislation and instructed officials to prepare the proposal as Maharashtra pursues its target of becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2030. He said developing new sources of revenue would be important in reaching that goal and described property tokenization as a way to unlock the value embedded in land and real estate assets for public benefit.
Under the proposal described by Fadnavis, immovable properties would be tokenized on a blockchain-enabled digital framework, with transactions conducted through tokens linked to the value of those assets. He also directed officials to study international laws, regulatory models and industry practices while drafting the legislation.
Earlier this year, India’s Financial Intelligence Unit instructed major cryptocurrency exchanges to preserve records of over-the-counter cryptocurrency transactions exceeding $10,000 from January 2026 onward. According to reports, the directive requires exchanges to retain information on beneficial ownership, source of funds and destination wallets as authorities expand anti-money laundering supervision.
Separate FIU guidance issued in January also introduced stricter customer verification requirements, including live selfie verification, geolocation checks and periodic updates of customer records based on risk profiles.
While India’s approach to cryptocurrencies remains unresolved at the national level, discussions surrounding blockchain applications have continued in parallel. Asset tokenization, particularly for real estate, has increasingly been examined as a separate policy area with potential uses beyond cryptocurrency trading.Internationally, jurisdictions including the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany and the United States have already introduced or tested regulated frameworks for tokenized real-world assets and fractional ownership. Fadnavis said Maharashtra’s proposed legislation would draw from global regulatory models and best practices as officials prepare the state’s draft law.
The proposal now moves into the legislative drafting stage, where the expert committee will be responsible for developing the legal framework before any bill is introduced for consideration.
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The crypto market is once again filled with speculation over whether Bitcoin has reached its cycle bottom. Recent exchange shutdowns have been fueling a popular narrative that such failures are a sign of a market turning point.
Wedson said only nine crypto exchanges and trading platforms have announced or completed shutdowns so far in 2026. This makes it the lowest annual total recorded in at least eight years and significantly below the number seen during the previous market cycle. According to the Alphractal founder, this directly contradicts claims that the recent closures point to a major Bitcoin bottom.
Wedson’s comments came as several high-profile trading platforms, including BitMEX, AscendEX, and BitMart, announced plans to wind down operations in recent weeks. The closures have gone beyond a handful of well-known exchanges. Odos will end its operations on July 30, while Dango, known as the “Endgame Exchange,” is set to discontinue its Layer 1 blockchain on August 13.
In a separate development, decentralized cloud storage company Storj Labs voluntarily sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US Bankruptcy Court. These developments have prompted some market participants to argue that the closures resemble conditions typically seen near the end of a bear market.
Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee, for instance, said such events tend to happen at the bottom of a market cycle. Moonrock Capital founder Simon Dedi described the shutdown of centralized exchanges as a bullish sign, while arguing that weaker business models fail during a bear market and leave room for a healthier market. Ivan Liljeqvist, better known as Ivan on Tech, also tweeted, “old has to die for new to grow.”
Back when FTX collapsed in 2022, Bitcoin fell to roughly $16,000, which ended up dragging the entire market lower. In contrast, the recent announcements have had little impact on price action as it trades near $63,500.
The market remains divided. But Grayscale is among those believing that the bottom may already be in. The asset manager recently said that Bitcoin has matured beyond the traditional four-year cycle and is now influenced more by macroeconomic factors such as economic growth, real interest rates, and expectations surrounding US Federal Reserve policy.
Meanwhile, analysts including Doctor Profit and Ali Martinez believe the current market presents an attractive accumulation opportunity. Doctor Profit has repeatedly pointed to the $54,000-$64,000 range as a historically strong buying zone, while emphasizing that building an average entry is more important than catching the exact bottom.
Martinez also echoed the bullish accumulation view after identifying that Bitcoin’s Sharpe ratio has fallen to levels that previously coincided with seller exhaustion and the final stages of past bear markets.
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Stablecoins are becoming an increasingly common tool in financial markets, viewed as faster, cheaper, and more globally accessible than traditional settlement systems. Coinbase reinforced this perspective on Aug. 19, 2025, posting on social media platform X:
The message was in response to Bullish’s announcement that it had completed a $1.15 billion initial public offering (IPO) and elected to receive the proceeds in multiple stablecoins rather than conventional cash settlement.
The proceeds were distributed across a wide range of stablecoins. The majority were settled in USD Coin (USDC) and EUR Coin (EURC). Additional allocations included USD Coinvertible (USDCV) and EUR Coinvertible (EURCV) issued by Societe Generale-FORGE, Global Dollar (USDG) from Paxos, Paypal USD (PYUSD) from Paxos, Ripple USD (RLUSD) on the XRP Ledger, USD1 from World Liberty Financial, Agora Dollar (AUSD) from Agora, and EURAU from Allunity.
Most of these tokens were minted on the Solana blockchain. Jefferies coordinated the minting, conversion, and delivery as the IPO’s billing and delivery agent. Bullish CFO David Bonanno described the strategy:
He also emphasized their operational benefits: “We leverage them for rapid and secure global fund transfers, especially on the Solana network.”
Industry figures underscored the broader significance of the settlement model. Lily Liu, President of the Solana Foundation, stated: “ Bullish’s use of stablecoins in its IPO merges public market infrastructure with blockchain rails.” Coinbase executive Greg Tusar described the transaction as “a historic moment” that showcases stablecoins’ role in modernizing financial systems, particularly as regulatory clarity improves.
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LONDON —⁠Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer suffered a fresh blow on Thursday after Secretary of Defense John Healey resigned after ‌a disagreement with the prime minister about defence spending.
In a letter addressed to Keir Starmer and posted on X on Thursday, Healey accused the prime minister of failing to commit the resources needed to defend the country
Starmer, whose government’s popularity has collapsed just two years after a landslide general election victory, has been under pressure recently from within his own party.
Britain’s defence and finance ministries have been locked in talks for months over how to meet rising demands to expand military spending, delaying the country’s Defence Investment Plan since last year.
Healey said the financial settlement he received on Monday “falls well short of what is required for defence and the country at this dangerous time,” rising only to 2.68 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2030 at a time when he argued a firm 3 percent headmark by that year was essential.
Healey’s resignation comes ahead of the government’s announcement on how it will fund a much-needed overhaul of Britain’s defenses, expected before a NATO summit next week. Publication of those plans has been postponed multiple times amid deep disagreements within the government.
You have been unable, and the Treasury has been unwilling, to commit the resources that the nation needs to defend the country at this time of rising
The loss of another Cabinet member is worrying news for Starmer, who was already fighting to keep his job. Many in his governing Labour Party have called for him to quit following disastrous results in last month’s local elections.
While no formal leadership bid has been launched, this could change after next week’s key by-election in Makerfield, northwest England, in which Starmer’s arch-rival, Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, is running. Should he win that, Burnham is widely expected to challenge Starmer.
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