A political insider wants India to stack sats — not just taxes. Pradeep Bhandari, a BJP spokesperson, is calling for Bitcoin to become part of India’s sovereign reserves. Wild? Maybe. But maybe it's time.
Bhandari’s proposal isn’t about pump-and-dump hype. He wants Bitcoin treated as a sovereign digital asset — a hedge against:
He says India should launch a pilot reserve, not for speculation, but to send a signal: India isn’t afraid to lead in digital finance.
Let’s talk facts:
Still, India is one of the biggest crypto markets in the world — by user count.
So yeah, crypto’s alive. Just bruised.
Bhandari points to international precedent:
India’s got the renewable energy potential to do the same — at scale.
“Global finance is shifting toward cryptocurrencies,” Bhandari says. “Let’s not wait — let’s lead.”
The idea is simple: Treat Bitcoin like digital gold in the treasury.
It’s not about making India crypto-bro central — it’s about sovereign optionality in a fragmenting global economy.
India’s crypto stance is… complicated:
Bhandari’s proposal shines a light on the core contradiction: Crypto-curious government. Crypto-hostile policy.
It might start with domestic green mining, especially in:
Maybe even public-private partnerships to accumulate BTC — just like Bhutan, but with 1.4 billion people behind it.
This isn’t official policy — yet. But Bhandari is part of the ruling party and clearly testing the waters.
His Bitcoin proposal is:
And with inflation, war, and digital competition heating up, India may have to choose soon:
🏁 Be first — or be late.
🇮🇳 BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari wants Bitcoin in India’s strategic reserves 🔐 Use case: hedge against inflation, volatility, systemic risk 🇺🇸 Inspired by Texas, Wyoming, and Bhutan’s hydropowered mining 💰 India’s crypto stance = taxed but unregulated ⚡ A BTC reserve could kickstart real crypto policy + global leadership India's moment is now: Will it lead the digital future — or just tax it?
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