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U.S. passes GENIUS Act, paving regulatory runway for stablecoins and digital-asset growth

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U.S. passes GENIUS Act, paving regulatory runway for stablecoins and digital-asset growth
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The U.S. Congress has enacted the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act), marking a major shift in federal crypto policy. 
The law provides a clearer compliance framework for stable-coin issuers, encourages bank charters for digital-asset firms, and signals the country’s intent to lead global digital-currency infrastructure. With stable-coins now officially recognised, industry participants expect innovation to accelerate. 
Meanwhile, uncertainty lingers as Congress continues to debate the broader market-structure bill for crypto trading platforms. Market watchers say the Act could unlock new institutional flows into dollar-pegged coins and strengthen the U.S. position in the global digital-asset ecosystem.
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U.S. AI dominance narrative challenged, India positioned to benefit: NSE boss

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U.S. AI dominance narrative challenged, India positioned to benefit: NSE boss
NSE chief says India is well-placed to win as global AI power balance shifts and U.
Ashish Chauhan, MD & CEO of National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), said the long-standing narrative of U.S. dominance in artificial intelligence is now being re-written as models become more accessible, open-weight and cost-efficient. 
He noted that India is in a “sweet spot”, much like its earlier rise in IT services, due to high adaptability, strong digital public infrastructure (e.g., UPI, Aadhaar) and a growing startup ecosystem. 
The shift could pave the way for India to capture a larger slice of the AI value chain beyond services, into core innovation. Chauhan stressed that combining robotics with AI will be the next battleground and called on Indian policymakers and organisations to prepare accordingly.