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Topic: ICO Regulations in the Philippines - page 2. (Read 312 times)

legendary
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September 12, 2018, 01:55:59 PM
#6
Looks like they'll heat things up in ASEAN. I was fully expecting Malaysia or even Indonesia to organise themselves ahead of the Philippines, even though mainstream adoption (at least from what I can tell) is actually very much embedded in urban Philippines. Of course, this is probably because of the initial push from the PEZAs, not least from the Cagayan EZ.

This one just came in 2 days ago. PDAX gets Virtual Currency Exchange license from BSP
https://medium.com/pdax/pdax-gets-virtual-currency-exchange-license-from-bsp-afb8a8dd5ff3

Is this going to be the first one outside of Cagayan with this specific licence, which if I recall will have over 10 exchange licenses issued already. All of these are sort of FDI, though, wonder when the first local exchange will come up. The central bank there definitely seems a lot quicker to decide, while those in Indonesia and Malaysia are playing cat and mouse, despite the change of leadership in the latter.

As far as PDAX, there's no clear date as of yet. But we still have our coins.ph trading platform to used as a "playing ground" for less experienced Filipino traders. Yes, it seems the BSP or Central Bank of the Philippines really wanted to push crypto/blockchain in the country ahead of many ASEAN nations, they wanted to be the first around the region to be the central hub. Indonesia and Malaysia are somewhat conservative though, perhaps undecided on still in the gray area, but sooner or later will they follow this trend among ASEAN neighbors so crypto is really a boom in the region.
legendary
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September 12, 2018, 11:49:06 AM
#5
Looks like they'll heat things up in ASEAN. I was fully expecting Malaysia or even Indonesia to organise themselves ahead of the Philippines, even though mainstream adoption (at least from what I can tell) is actually very much embedded in urban Philippines. Of course, this is probably because of the initial push from the PEZAs, not least from the Cagayan EZ.

This one just came in 2 days ago. PDAX gets Virtual Currency Exchange license from BSP
https://medium.com/pdax/pdax-gets-virtual-currency-exchange-license-from-bsp-afb8a8dd5ff3

Is this going to be the first one outside of Cagayan with this specific licence, which if I recall will have over 10 exchange licenses issued already. All of these are sort of FDI, though, wonder when the first local exchange will come up. The central bank there definitely seems a lot quicker to decide, while those in Indonesia and Malaysia are playing cat and mouse, despite the change of leadership in the latter.
member
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Merit: 28
September 12, 2018, 09:59:06 AM
#4
This one just came in 2 days ago. PDAX gets Virtual Currency Exchange license from BSP
https://medium.com/pdax/pdax-gets-virtual-currency-exchange-license-from-bsp-afb8a8dd5ff3
The Philippines central bank really very supportive to cryptocurrencies, because it  believes the innovative system that  bitcoin and the blockchain technology brings to the Philippines currency system, aside from that  the Philippines central bank, believes that blockchain technology is fast  and economical when use for remittances.
newbie
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Merit: 0
September 11, 2018, 11:27:21 PM
#3
This one just came in 2 days ago. PDAX gets Virtual Currency Exchange license from BSP
https://medium.com/pdax/pdax-gets-virtual-currency-exchange-license-from-bsp-afb8a8dd5ff3
full member
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September 11, 2018, 07:53:53 AM
#2
Philippines is very welcoming, and for sure they will adopt this system. I hear a lot of good news from here and I know more Filipinos will be educated enough to invest in cryptocurrency. Some of the exchanges already working to get license from the Philippine government. More countries in Asia will do the same thing and this can really help their economy grow in the future. Congrats for us for this one! Smiley
newbie
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September 10, 2018, 11:22:07 PM
#1
Just sharing what's going on in the Philippines. Regulations for ICOs has been posted currently at the end train 3 (4 trains total) before it is accepted by the government. Both companies and associations have been very active working with the PH-SEC (yes and they are open for opinions). The initial draft (linked here) was first posted in August this year and it's moving a fast pace. It's estimated to be complete by November.

http://www.sec.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/MC-Rules-for-ICOs.pdf

Let me know what you think!
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