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Conversation with VanEck CEO: Memory Chip Stocks Are a Bubble, Bitcoin Will Stay but Token Ecosystems Will Disappear

In this podcast, VanEck CEO Jan van Eck discusses his investment outlook centered on three key long-term ("10-year macro") themes: AI-driven compute demand, India's economic rise, and excessive government debt in developed nations. Regarding AI and semiconductors, van Eck believes Nvidia has transformed into a foundational "host" for AI infrastructure, possessing deep moats in software, scale, and power efficiency, making it a core holding. However, he views the recent surge in memory chip stocks as a bubble driven by temporary supply-demand imbalances and pricing power, lacking Nvidia's competitive durability. On asset management, he emphasizes that while ETFs are scale-driven tools, the decisions on which ETFs to own and how to allocate remain highly active. He expresses greatest concern over fixed-income market illiquidity and the risk of a loss of confidence in government debt sustainability. Van Eck is bullish on gold's long-term role as a global monetary alternative and highlights the dramatic policy-driven growth in nuclear energy investment. He is strongly positive on India due to its demographic trends and pro-business reforms. Discussing crypto, he labels 2026 the "year of the corporate-controlled chain," where traditional finance adopts blockchain's best features (like 24/7 operation and programmability) but retains control. He predicts a permanent "crypto winter" for many projects, with only Bitcoin, stablecoins, and the core blockchain concept surviving long-term. He sees the U.S. stablecoin bill as marginally impactful, enabling tech firms to compete with, but not replace, banks. Finally, he views the upcoming SpaceX IPO as a significant, positive liquidity event for markets and advises investors to maintain a long-term, macro perspective when making asset allocation decisions.

marsbit05/28 09:01

Conversation with VanEck CEO: Memory Chip Stocks Are a Bubble, Bitcoin Will Stay but Token Ecosystems Will Disappear

marsbit05/28 09:01

Global Wealth Report: US Produces 36 New Millionaires Daily, India Emerges as Fastest-Growing Dark Horse

Knight Frank's "The Wealth Report 2026" highlights the rapid expansion of global private wealth. Between 2021 and 2026, the number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs), those with over $30 million, increased by 162,191 to 713,626—averaging 89 new millionaires daily. The United States led this growth, contributing 41% of all new UHNWIs and increasing its global share from 33% to 35%. China remains the second-largest wealth hub, though its share declined from 18% to 17%. India emerged as a standout, with a 63% surge in UHNWIs. Regionally, North America dominates with 37% of UHNWIs, followed by Asia-Pacific (31%) and Europe (25%). The Middle East also saw significant growth. Future growth is expected from rapidly maturing economies like Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and Poland.

marsbit04/25 13:03

Global Wealth Report: US Produces 36 New Millionaires Daily, India Emerges as Fastest-Growing Dark Horse

marsbit04/25 13:03

Indian Man Falls Victim to Fake Crypto Investment Scam, Loses ₹71.6 Lakh

An Indian man from Mumbra, Maharashtra, lost ₹71.6 lakh (approximately $85,700) in a fake cryptocurrency investment scam. The 42-year-old insurance consultant was approached by six individuals in August 2025 who posed as representatives of a crypto trading platform and promised high returns. Over seven months, from August 2025 to March 2026, the victim transferred funds via cash and online transactions. The accused misappropriated the entire amount, and no arrests have been made yet. This case highlights the growing issue of cyber fraud in India. The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal received over 24 lakh complaints in 2025 alone, with reported losses exceeding ₹22,495 crore. A recent report from Gujarat National Law University emphasized the urgent need for clear cryptocurrency regulations and stronger investor protection measures to prevent such scams.

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:21

Indian Man Falls Victim to Fake Crypto Investment Scam, Loses ₹71.6 Lakh

TheNewsCrypto03/18 12:21

CBI Arrests Darwin Labs Co-Founder in Multi-Crore GainBitcoin Scam

India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Ayush Varshney, co-founder and CTO of Darwin Labs, in connection with the GainBitcoin cryptocurrency scam. The alleged fraud is estimated to be worth ₹20,000 crore and involves around 29,000 mined bitcoins. Varshney was intercepted at Mumbai airport while attempting to leave the country and arrested on March 10. Darwin Labs developed the technological infrastructure for the operation, including the MCAP token, smart contracts, and various platforms. The CBI is investigating the case under the Indian Penal Code and IT Act to trace misappropriated funds and identify other individuals involved.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 14:44

CBI Arrests Darwin Labs Co-Founder in Multi-Crore GainBitcoin Scam

TheNewsCrypto03/11 14:44

Gujarat National Law University Report Urges Clear Crypto Regulation in India

A recent report from Gujarat National Law University, produced with the Society of Indian Law Firms, urges India to establish a clear regulatory framework for crypto-assets. It highlights that approximately 120 million Indians are already using cryptocurrencies despite the absence of comprehensive regulation. The report argues that the current regulatory gap has negatively impacted capital flows, industry growth, and innovation. It proposes a multi-agency regulatory model rather than oversight by a single body, given the cross-disciplinary nature of crypto involving markets and payments. The recommended approach emphasizes institutional coordination to enhance consumer protection, address illicit finance, and support blockchain innovation.

TheNewsCrypto03/11 07:51

Gujarat National Law University Report Urges Clear Crypto Regulation in India

TheNewsCrypto03/11 07:51

CoinDCX Report Says India Sees Rising Women Crypto Investors with 116.8% Surge

According to a CoinDCX report published on March 6, India has experienced a significant 116.8% yearly surge in women cryptocurrency investors, increasing their representation in the investor base to over 15%. The ratio of female to male investors improved from 1:7 to 1:6 between 2023 and 2025. The growth spans both metropolitan and non-metropolitan regions, with nearly 50% of women investors in Tier I cities and over 40% in Tier II and non-metro areas. Women typically hold an average of four tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and XRP. The report highlights that women's growing participation is driven by a desire for financial ownership and independence, not just profits, with many starting with small investments and a focus on education. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata lead in adoption, but emerging hubs such as Bhubaneswar, Vadodara, and Kochi are also seeing increased activity.

TheNewsCrypto03/07 14:22

CoinDCX Report Says India Sees Rising Women Crypto Investors with 116.8% Surge

TheNewsCrypto03/07 14:22

Stablecoins are Gaining Edge in the Asian Market When Cryptocurrencies are Experiencing Volatility

Stablecoins are gaining significant traction in the Asian market, particularly as cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH experience high volatility. They are increasingly preferred for their low price fluctuations and ease of conversion to local currencies, such as the Indian Rupee. India leads in adoption, with stablecoins being used extensively for remittances and payments despite high crypto taxes. While overall crypto markets face volatility, stablecoins, often pegged to the US Dollar, offer a stable alternative and are expected to integrate further into Asia's banking systems. Additionally, markets are reacting to global events, including US-Iran talks and post-holiday reopenings, with indices like Japan’s Nikkei 225 seeing gains.

TheNewsCrypto02/18 06:30

Stablecoins are Gaining Edge in the Asian Market When Cryptocurrencies are Experiencing Volatility

TheNewsCrypto02/18 06:30

‘India Taxes Crypto as Legal — So Why Regulate It Like It’s Illegal?’ Lawmaker Demands Clarity

India taxes cryptocurrency as legitimate but regulates it like it is illegal, creating a policy contradiction. Lawmaker Raghav Chadha urged the legalization of virtual digital assets (VDAs) in Parliament, warning that regulatory ambiguity is driving billions in trading volume and hundreds of startups offshore. He called for stronger anti-money laundering safeguards and a domestic regulatory framework, arguing that prohibition is not protect investors—regulation would. Currently, crypto faces a 30% capital gains tax and 1% TDS but lacks legal recognition or investor protections. Chadha’s remarks reignited debate over whether India is ready to move from ambiguity to a defined crypto regime.

ccn.com02/13 06:08

‘India Taxes Crypto as Legal — So Why Regulate It Like It’s Illegal?’ Lawmaker Demands Clarity

ccn.com02/13 06:08

India’s Crypto Policy Under Scrutiny as Chadha Pushes for VDA Legal Recognition

Indian AAP MP Raghav Chadha urged the Indian government to legally recognize Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) as a formal asset class during a Rajya Sabha address. He highlighted the inconsistency in the current approach where crypto profits are taxed—1% TDS and 30% flat tax—yet lack legal status. This ambiguity has eroded investor confidence, driven an estimated 12 crore Indian investors to offshore platforms, and caused 180 VDA startups to relocate abroad. Chadha noted that 73% of crypto trading volume has moved offshore in FY25, resulting in significant tax revenue loss. He proposed a new licensing law to enhance consumer protection, enforce AML measures, and potentially recover ₹15,000–20,000 crores in annual tax revenue through clear regulation.

TheNewsCrypto02/10 13:19

India’s Crypto Policy Under Scrutiny as Chadha Pushes for VDA Legal Recognition

TheNewsCrypto02/10 13:19

‘Regulation is protection’ – Indian MP Raghav Chadha on India’s crypto crisis

India faces a crypto regulatory crisis, taxing digital assets heavily without providing legal clarity or investor protection. MP Raghav Chadha warns this approach drives talent, startups, and trading volume overseas, costing significant tax revenue. He advocates for legalizing crypto as an asset class with strict regulation, anti-money laundering safeguards, and a domestic regulatory sandbox to retain economic activity and enhance compliance. Despite high public interest, India’s lack of supportive policies has hindered its potential in the crypto space.

ambcrypto02/10 12:17

‘Regulation is protection’ – Indian MP Raghav Chadha on India’s crypto crisis

ambcrypto02/10 12:17

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