Local Blockchain Community Lauds DICT Blockchain Consultation Meeting
Philippine blockchain leaders support the DICT blockchain consultation and call for open standards, strong architecture, and real-world government use cases.
Philippine blockchain leaders support the DICT blockchain consultation and call for open standards, strong architecture, and real-world government use cases.
The platform will implement a 24/7 helpdesk response system designed to take immediate action on reports concerning illegal content.
The government agencies maintained that they are enforcing current laws to manage the risks present in the digital space while they attempt to establish contact with the platform’s operators.
The DICT is reviewing whether to restrict Telegram in the Philippines over alleged illegal gambling and child exploitation activity. This move, however, could disrupt local crypto and blockchain communities.
In a series of posts, the DICT described the agreement as a “landmark” partnership designed to make the internet safer for Filipinos
In a message sent to BitPinas, Almirol addressed the ongoing debate surrounding the government’s blockchain initiatives and the technical approach of tokenizing government documents.
The launch introduced the Audit and Voting System Onchain, an on-chain system that aims to strengthen accountability and public oversight in infrastructure projects.
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.
Ann Cuisia says the DICT’s blockchain hearing showed genuine openness to industry input and signals progress toward transparency-focused design.
Ann Cuisia warns that using blockchain only to verify documents ignores the real challenge of tracking public funds, calling instead for a ledger-based system that exposes how money flows.