Crypto PH News Recap: Apr. 21 โ 27, 2025
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).
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).
CIMB confirmed that all affected customers have had their funds fully returned.
TLYR Collectiveโs Jopet Arias and DvCode CEO Eliezer Rabadon questioned Worldcoinโs iris-scanning activity in the Philippines, calling for government oversight and greater community involvement to protect vulnerable Filipinos amid the election season.
The bank confirmed it is investigating the issue and pledged to return all impacted funds to affected accountholders.
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.
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou reveals that 27.59% of the $1.4B hacked fundsโworth $390Mโare now untraceable after being laundered through mixers like Wasabi and moved across bridges to P2P/OTC platforms.
Crypto creator CrypTita Plays launches mini-libraries in rural Philippines to teach blockchain to kids and teens, with support from GCrypto, CoinEx, and Bitget.
The Philippine DOF plans to raise capital gains, donor, and estate taxes from 6% to 10% under the Growth Bill, aiming to generate โฑ300 billion. Rep. Salceda warns the move may trigger capital flight and hurt the middle class.
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle is a leading candidate to become the next pope, according to bets on Polymarket, a crypto-powered prediction platform tracking the papal succession after Pope Francisโ death.
The Philippine National Police has requested AMLC’s assistance to trace โฑ200 million in crypto ransom payments linked to the kidnap-slay of steel magnate Anson Que, as two Chinese suspects remain at large.