Mayor Isko Moreno Taps Qadena Blockchain for Transparency in Manila
Manila City partners with QADENA Foundation to use blockchain technology for transparent and accountable budget management.
Manila City partners with QADENA Foundation to use blockchain technology for transparent and accountable budget management.
Both the DICT and IPOPHL are members of the National Committee on IP Rights, an interagency body mandated to formulate national IP policy and strengthen the protection and enforcement of IP rights in the country.
The Municipality of Mabuhay in Zamboanga Sibugay has formally adopted a digital governance platform utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology.
Filipino platform VeriFund uses blockchain and KYC verification to make nonprofit, public, and community-driven campaigns transparent, traceable, and accountable.
Onigiri Capital explains why it chose the Philippines as a key market, highlighting the country’s fast-growing startup ecosystem, talent pool, and strong potential for web3 adoption.
Celebrating its 4th year, BCC 2025 saw Senator Bam Aquino call blockchain as key to fixing governance and pledged full Senate support for innovation.
PDAX and partners forecast a $60B tokenized asset surge in the Philippines by 2030, using blockchain wallets to leapfrog traditional finance.
DFNN, a PSE-listed tech firm, is teaming up with global partners to build an AI and blockchain-driven national lottery system in the Philippines.
Senate Bill 1463, filed by Senator Tulfo, joins existing blockchain budget measures, to promote transparency and accountability in government spending.
A November 2025 study by Atmos ranks countries by crypto taxation, finding Iceland as the highest-taxed.