Coins.ph’s $PHPC Stablecoin Exits BSP Sandbox
PHPC stablecoin exits the BSP sandbox as Coins.ph prepares to utilize it to scale remittances and digital transfers across borders.
PHPC stablecoin exits the BSP sandbox as Coins.ph prepares to utilize it to scale remittances and digital transfers across borders.
Coins.ph CEO explained that their collaboration with Pays0 aims to deliver a compliant and secure cryptocurrency exchange experience.
From CrypTita Plays Mini-Library Project to Ethereum development workshops, here are some of the crypto news from the Philippines from last week (April 21-27, 2025).
Coins.ph partners with Circle as the only Philippine design partner for the Circle Payments Network, aiming to speed up and lower costs for overseas money transfers using $ USDC.
As we close the book of 2024, BitPinas reflected on the year’s most impactful stories in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space in the Philippines.
These expectations highlight the need for local exchanges to prioritize accessibility, innovation, and user trust to remain competitive and drive mass adoption in 2025.
Learn about how local exchanges like Coins.ph, PDAX, and GCrypto are addressing user concerns and upgrading their platforms to meet the growing demand in the cryptocurrency market.
Current Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou came out swinging in the comments section to defend the company, while founder Ron Hose finally made a statement on the matter.
The tweets claimed $COINSPH is an “ETF-like token” designed to track crypto market sentiment.
In today’s daily recap: Our breaking news story on the 2023 Audited Financial Statements this week.