The measure adds to more than a dozen blockchain-related bills filed in the 20th Congress, many of which focus on placing the national budget cycle on an immutable digital ledger.
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Entrepreneur Joe Josue urges justice for corruption while warning against cynicism in shaping the future of web3 in the Philippines.
Rep. Agatha Paula “Agay” Aguilar Cruz has filed House Bill 4935, seeking a blockchain-based national budget system to boost transparency, accountability, and public participation in government spending.
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[Op-Ed] Blockchain won’t fix government corruption if bad data is fed into the system. For John Clark Naldoza, real accountability starts with real verification.
This is the most number of bills filed in the Philippines with regards to crypto and blockchain. Check out the list in our article here.
