India's central bank and FIU-IND are examining whether offshore crypto cards issued via Visa, Mastercard and RedotPay let users spend stablecoins as rupees while bypassing domestic payment rules and FEMA regulations. Some users have reportedly already experienced card disruptions, raising concerns about access to funds held on offshore platforms. No formal action has been announced yet. Separately, the article notes an interview between SB Seker, Binance's APAC head, and Crypto Times' CEO during India Blockchain Week 2026, discussing India's role in the global crypto ecosystem.

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Open29 open positions · 28 long · 1 short

Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 31 Oct 15:18 UTC.

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Crowding6th percentile · vs last 28 days, 50 typical
Pulse 24h22/100 · unusualness of new calls, 0–100, 50 typical, higher means more long than usual
Book92.1% long · 2,897 accounts

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