From the U.S. regulators harmonizing their crypto rules to Vietnam and South Korea’s latest regulatory enforcements, here are the crypto stories you may have missed this week.
This advisory comes amidst a wave of online posts claiming to offer “early access” to the company’s stocks.
Though he has “no solid plans yet” for his future moves, his resignation comes amidst his expanding role in broader industry governance.
The final IRL event of BitBulaga 2025 gave clear explanations about the current crypto market cycle.
PDAX, GCash, and the Bureau of the Treasury discuss balancing blockchain innovation with traditional regulation to democratize bonds and future assets.
PDAX and partners forecast a $60B tokenized asset surge in the Philippines by 2030, using blockchain wallets to leapfrog traditional finance.
GCash assured users that no data breach occurred after reports surfaced of alleged user information being sold on the dark web, as the National Privacy Commission begins its probe.
The campaign encourages verified users to boost their trading activity on GCash, with rewards credited directly to participants’ wallets after the promo period.
GBonds, which will provide easy access to government bonds, is now out on GCash, the Treasury Department says.
Luis Buenaventura defends Worldcoin’s iris scans in the Philippines, saying user data stays private—but warns the crypto model may not be sustainable.
