‘We’re probably number one globally in blockchain’: Inside the Philippine Fintech Festival
The festival brought together many of the leading Filipino Web3 firms, banks, and regulators, and they all believe the country can become the global leader.
The festival brought together many of the leading Filipino Web3 firms, banks, and regulators, and they all believe the country can become the global leader.
Day 2 of the first Philippine Fintech Festival circled around the future of digital assets, NFTs, metaverse, Web 3, fintech, and the endless opportunities in the blockchain space.
The event, to be held on October 17-21, will feature key Southeast Asian fintech giants and focus on the rise of ASEAN region’s profile as a global fintech hub.
Malaysia partnered with Zetrix and MIMOS Technology to develop the blockchain infrastructure that will be open to all levels of the government and commercial sector.
Iran is eager to make a name for itself in the global digital asset industry as it prepares for the phased adoption of its CBDC while Southeast Asia braces for more crackdowns as the market stumbles.
Dito CME believes that with a population of 110 million and a media age of 25, the Philippines has the numbers to dominate the blockchain sector in Asia.
A panel moderated by Muhammad Salman Anjum featured the current challenges and the potential of digital currencies in South Asia and the Middle East at the BSV Global Blockchain Convention.
Bitcoin Association regional manager for Southeast Asia sees an exciting year ahead for Bitcoin SV in the region.
Huobi has launched a mobile app that targets the Southeast Asian market, allowing users to purchase digital currencies from their phones for zero fees
Bitcoin Association has named Ella Qiang as the latest of its managers in Asia. Based in Singapore, Ella will advance growth of Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) through Southeast Asian countries.
Using blockchain technology and crypto, the ARCC is hoping to bank the unbanked and revolutionize Southeast Asia.