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**نيودلهي:** في تحول اقتصادي كبير، انخفض التضخم في التجزئة في الهند **بشكل دراماتيكي إلى أدنى مستوى له في 8 سنوات وهو 1.54% في سبتمبر 2025**. تشير هذه النقطة البيانية الحاسمة، التي أصدرتها المكتب الوطني للإحصاء (NSO)، إلى إدارة اقتصادية قوية وتوفر سردًا مضادًا قويًا للانتقادات الأخيرة حول الصحة المالية للأمة.

لقد أظهر معدل التضخم القائم على مؤشر أسعار المستهلكين (CPI) باستمرار اعتدالاً، مما يوفر راحة كبيرة للأسر التي تكافح مع ضغوط الأسعار في وقت سابق من العام. يُعزى هذا الانخفاض الحاد من المستويات السابقة إلى مجموعة من العوامل، بما في ذلك التدخلات الاستراتيجية من جانب العرض، والأمطار الموسمية المواتية التي تعزز الإنتاج الزراعي، والسياسة النقدية الحذرة.

As of today, Saturday, December 20, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) is showing signs of recovery following a volatile week. After testing support levels near $2,800 earlier this week, the price has rebounded and is currently hovering just under the psychological $3,000 mark.
​Current Market Snapshot
​Price: ~$2,985 USD (₹267,400 INR)
​24h Change: +5.2% to +5.7% (Upward trend)
​7d Performance: Down ~3.3% overall (Recovering from mid-week dips)
​Market Cap: ~$360 Billion (Ranked #2)
​Key Market Movers Today
​Whale Activity: On-chain data shows significant "dip-buying." Notably, BitMine Immersion added over 138,000 ETH to its treasury this week, and a dormant ICO wallet from 2014 recently moved 2,000 ETH ($6M) for the first time in a decade.
​Institutional Shift: Despite some outflows from US Spot Ether ETFs earlier in the week, analysts are noting a "rotation" of capital from Bitcoin back into Ethereum as BTC struggles to break its own resistance at $90,000.
​Recent Upgrades: The Fusaka upgrade, which went live on December 3, is currently helping stabilize gas fees and improve developer tools, though the market is still digesting its long-term impact.
​Technical Levels to Watch
​Resistance: Bulls are currently fighting to push ETH above $3,000. A sustained break here could target $3,150
​Support: If the price rejects $3,000, the immediate support is at $2,880, with a stronger floor at $2,800.
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The Madras High Court has formally recognised cryptocurrency as a form of “property” under Indian law, enabling courts to intervene in digital asset disputes and strengthening investor protection. The ruling, delivered by Justice N. Anand Venkatesh, is being seen as a watershed moment for India’s evolving crypto regulatory landscape.
Recognition of Crypto as Property
The court’s declaration arose from a petition filed by an investor whose XRP holdings on the WazirX exchange were frozen following a 2024 cyberattack. In its verdict, the bench clarified that although cryptocurrency is not a tangible asset or legal tender, it qualifies as a property that can be possessed, enjoyed, and held in trust. This interpretation aligns digital assets with existing property laws and the Income Tax Act’s definition of “virtual digital assets.”
Implications for Investor Rights and Legal Jurisdiction
The judgment sets a critical precedent by asserting that Indian courts maintain jurisdiction under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, even when disputes are linked to foreign arbitration proceedings, provided the assets or investors are based in India. This provides a clear framework for domestic investors seeking redress in crypto-related disputes. Legal experts described the ruling as a major boost for investor confidence, affirming custodial accountability and clarifying ownership rights within decentralised financial systems.
Rejection of the ‘Socialisation of Losses’ Scheme
A key highlight of the decision was the rejection of the “Socialisation of Losses” proposal advanced through a Singapore Court-approved restructuring scheme. The court ruled that assets belonging to users cannot be redistributed to offset losses of other users or entities, emphasising that digital holdings are held in trust for their rightful owners. This establishes that Indian investors’ digital assets remain protected under domestic law, even in cross-border restructuring cases.

A Defining Moment for India’s Crypto
Jurisprudence
Industry experts hailed the ruling as a “defining moment” for crypto jurisprudence in India. Sharat Chandra, a blockchain policy analyst, noted that the judgment sets a jurisdictional benchmark for Web3 platforms operating across borders but serving Indian users. By aligning the legal interpretation of cryptocurrencies with principles of property law, the Madras High Court has provided the first clear judicial foundation for treating crypto assets as bona fide proprietary rights within India’s legal and regulatory framework.

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