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Pushpendra Singh, crypto educator and blockchain enthusiast, highlights that USDT is now trading at ₹105 while the official USD to INR rate remains around ₹94, resulting in a 9 percent premium.
He attributes this jump to an Enforcement Directorate crackdown that has disrupted USDT remittance channels, leading to a significant supply shortage even as demand continues to rise. Singh suggests uncertainty around crypto regulations is also a factor.
Singh has previously covered major events shaping India’s currency and crypto markets. In May 2026, he reported that the RBI sold $12 billion of gold to support foreign exchange reserves, the first sale of its kind since 1991 (full story). Earlier this year, Singh noted Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 for the first time since October 2024 (details).