Philippines central bank warns public to use regulated crypto exchanges
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has warned the public to only use exchanges that have been approved by the country, and to only buy as much as they need for transactions.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has warned the public to only use exchanges that have been approved by the country, and to only buy as much as they need for transactions.
The Filipino payment services company has secured a stake in Satoshi Citadel Industries Ventures Ltd., a blockchain startup backed by Kakao.
The SEC of the Philippines has admitted that its been a little too busy recently, but is hoping to get ICO regulation done this year.
The Philippines central bank has once again warned it’s people about the dangers of crypto, but noted about the potential of blockchain technology.
PDAX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange service for Filipinos, has received a big investment from BitMex Ventures that looks to benefit both parties.
The second Bitcoin Manila meetup brought out dozens of Bitcoin fans, and convinced even more people to try Bitcoin SV.
Atlhough the cryptocurrency market might be down overall, Filipinos are using it more and more to send remittances to their loved ones.
Attendees to the 2nd Bitcoin SV Meetup Manila are encouraged to download the HandCash or Centbee wallet apps so you can receive free BSV and pay for your beers at the event.
The bear market hasn’t stopped the Philippines from approving three new crypto exchanges.
Firms looking to install a teller for virtual exchange conversions in the Philippines must be approved by the country's central bank.
Chief Raul Lambino confirmed CEZA issued 24 principal licenses and six regular licenses for cryptocurrency exchanges, as well as four licenses for 15 companies involved in financial technology solutions.
A homeowner of not just 1 property, but 3 houses in the Philippines, is looking to sell them in exchange of cryptocurrencies.