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India's Ruling Party spokesperson Bhandari highlights the significance of adopting a Bitcoin Reserve for the country's financial growth.
BJP Spokesperson Urges to Establish a BTC Reserve
In a recent India Today article, Pradeep Bhandari, a journalist and Bharatiya Janata Party voice, expressed his personal opinions on the vast opportunities for India in exploring a Bitcoin Reserve. Reflecting on the global trend of adopting a crypto reserve, the politician underscored the significance of a renewed financial policy in India.
Bhandariās article came just five days after the US State of Texas signed the Bitcoin Reserve bill into law. The US introduced the BTC Reserve bill in January after Donald Trumpās inauguration as the 47th President. Soon, global powers began reconsidering their financial strategies, contemplating the inclusion of BTC in their reserves. As CoinGape reported earlier, countries like Pakistan are planning to introduce a BTC reserve.
In his article, the BJP rep asserted that Indiaās financial policy must evolve to keep pace with global developments, ensuring financial growth and prosperity. He noted,
India stands at a pivotal juncture. A measured Bitcoin strategyāperhaps a reserve pilotācould strengthen economic resilience and project modernity. As the US advances and nations like Bhutan adapt, India has a unique opportunity to lead.

Bitwise has filed an amended S-1 for both its Aptos and Dogecoin ETF, which analyst Eric Balchunas claims is a positive for approval.
Bitwise Files Amended S-1 For Dogecoin ETF And Aptos ETF
A SEC filing shows that the asset manager has filed an amended S-1 for its Dogecoin ETF. Meanwhile, another SEC filing also reveals that Bitwise has made changes to the registration statement for its Aptos ETF.
This move comes just weeks after the firm amended the S-1 for its Solana ETF alongside the other prospective issuers. In an X post, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted that the latest filings from Bitwise are a good sign as it indicates SEC engagement and tracks with other spot approvals.
Balchunas also noted that āone hugeā update to the Dogecoin ETF filing is the in-kind creations and redemptions. He remarked that they were nonexistent in the initial filing in January, when the asset manager first filed the S-1 for a DOGE ETF. The analyst added that it is a near lock at this point that in-kind will be allowed in spot ETFs across the board.
It is worth mentioning that there is no 19b-4 filing for Bitwiseās Aptos ETF. On the other hand, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has already filed a 19b-4 for the DOGE, which has already kickstarted the approval process.
Bitwise is one of three asset managers that have filed to offer a Dogecoin ETF, alongside Grayscale and 21Shares. Balchunas and his colleague James Seyffart recently raised the odds of approval for a DOGE ETF this year to 90%. The final deadline for the SEC to approve these funds is October 17.
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Ethereum price nears Golden Cross with network growth up 134% and key resistance at $2,738, is a $3,000 breakout imminent?
Ethereum Price Whiskers Away from Forming a Golden Cross
The daily Ethereum price chart shows that the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) is attempting to move above the 200-day SMA. A successful move would form the popular Golden Cross buy signal. This technical formation is viewed by veteran traders as a shift in trend favoring bulls. In the stock market, this signal often marks the start of an extended bull run.
With such an optimistic signal forming for Ethereum, will the price follow through?


XRP drops 4% as court denies Rippleās appeal. CLO: āNon-security status unchangedāākey levels to watch as SEC vs. Ripple battle continues.
XRP Drops 4% As Judge Rejects $50M SEC-Ripple Settlement Bid
As of June 26, 2025, the XRP price is down nearly 3.30% and currently trades at $2.133 after the Federal court rejected Rippleās proposed $50M settlement bid. The Federal court ruled the motion āprocedurally improper,ā leaving the case on appeal. The decision preserves Rippleās $125 million penalty for $1.3 billion in unregistered XRP sales, triggering an immediate drop in the tokenās value as investors face prolonged uncertainty.
Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty provided clarification on this regard:
āEither way, XRPās legal status as not a security remains unchanged. In the meantime, itās business as usual.ā
Pro-XRP lawyer John E Deaton added,
āAlthough I believed she would ultimately grant the indicative ruling, I canāt say Iām shocked.
Hereās what investors can expect from XRP in the coming days.
