New ‘Philippine Blockchain Infrastructure Council’ Launches, Eyes Gov’t Transparency
The Philippine Blockchain Infrastructure Council has launched to support transparency and infrastructure upgrades across key government systems.
The Philippine Blockchain Infrastructure Council has launched to support transparency and infrastructure upgrades across key government systems.
Lawmakers are being urged to include donations and disaster aid in the Cadena Bill, as tech leaders call out photo op politics and push for blockchain-based transparency.
Caffeine AI Manila participants explored conversational app development using the “Self-Writing Internet,” with 100 prototypes built.
Davao City is set to roll out the blockchain-based DCitizen ID to streamline access to local services, starting with PWDs and senior citizens.
In his address, titled “Leveraging Stablecoin Technology for Fast, Affordable Money Transfers,” Wei Zhou emphasized how stablecoins are increasingly being adopted worldwide for cross-border payments.
Community thought leaders praised the revised CADENA Act (SB 1330) for shifting from a blockchain-focused proposal to a tech-neutral, citizen-centered transparency law.
This FAQ breaks down who got Binance’s $80 crypto vouchers in the Philippines, the list of eligible areas, user activity rules, and tax advice.
Speaking at a media and information literacy conference, Sen. Aquino called for fixing the basics while embracing future-ready technology.
Ann Cuisia argues the revised CADENA Act is a governance milestone, praising its shift from prescribing blockchain to embedding true transparency in law.
If you have not watched the Senate Hearing, get all the details during the webcast with added commentary from Rabadon, one of the most prominent blockchain educator and developer in the country.