India, June 18 -- Since 1991, India's economic liberalisation has repeatedly demonstrated a common pattern:Ground-breaking innovations emerge first, followed by regulatory frameworks.The stories of e-commerce, ride-hailing, and digital payments are testament to this pattern; eBay's early struggles with India's pre-digital trade laws, the initial resistance faced by Uber and Ola, and the years it took for UPI to find its regulatory footing-all highlight how disruptive ideas must navigate ambiguity before achieving legitimacy. Today, opinion trading, also called information/prediction market, platforms stand at a similar inflection point, where regulatory clarity will determine whether India leads or lags in what could become the next front...