So South Korea and the Philippines and at least four other countries will all have a stable coin of its own by Q2 2019 at the earliest, did I read the news correctly or am I missing something? Because I am just surprised that another one of the domestic bank here besides UnionBank in the Philippines is involved in this process, the Philippines might be having some internal competition since UnionBank has been the first one to support cryptocurrencies in the country by having their own Blockchain based banking system which is connected to their users' bank accounts. RCBC bringing a Philippine Peso based stable coin might just make them catch up or even overtake UnionBank in the crypto industry.