Topic: Philippine Gov’t To Allow Country’s 1st Crypto Businesses - page 2. (Read 428 times)
Ang tagal na nitong bagay na to, sana lang talaga bigyan din nila ng time ang ating bagong oportunidad tungkol dito, syempre dapat lang na iaallow nila kasi dahil dito maraming mga kabataan or mamamayan na natutulungan at hindi lang yan sobrang laking tulong at ginhawa ang nagagawa ng crypto di lang sa financial pati pag dating sa mga transactions.
Dapat lang na makisabay tayo sa ganito. Masyado ng napag-iiwanan ang Pilipinas. Hindi na gaya noong panahon ni Marcos na umaarangkada ang ekonomiya. Sa nakalipas na sampung taon naging pababa na ang ekonomiya ng bansa. Mabagal na yung usad natin dahil sa mga kurakot sa gobyerno. Sana naman ay sa pagdating ng crypto-related businesses dito sa Pinas eh wag na kurakutin ng gobyerno. Isa kasi tong magandang asset na maaaring magbuhat sa Pinas mula sa pagkakalubog pero syempre KUNG GAGAMITIN LAMANG ITO NG WASTO, EPEKTIBO AT NG MGA TAONG MAY KAALAMAN DITO.
magandang move ito ng pilipinas para unti untiny makilala ng mag tao ang cryptocurrency! in the past months maraming naglalabasab na mga negatibong news ang nagsilabasan kaya yun mga tao hindi sila naniniwala sa xryptocurrency. and it is very didficult to convince people if yun nakikita nila at naririnig ay puro negatibo lang... kung magkakaroon man nito ay isa malaking hakbang para maipahatid sa ating mga kababayan kung ano ba talalga ang cryptocurrency? hindi lang ito piro scam.. may pera at katutuhanan ang cryptocurrency.
Hello may i share lang po ako na balita noong April 26, 2018 pa ito at para sa mga noypi dyan na hindi pa nabasa ang news na ito. Dito natin makikita na open talaga ang bansa natin sa Cryptocurrency.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Napaka gandang balita nito para saating nakakaintindi about sa crypto, eh pano naman sa hindi? Shempre ma curious sila kong ano bang nangyayare kong hindi din naman nila alam ko ong ano yung project na yun, kaya dapat talaga maging legal n aang crypto curremcy dito sa pinas, as in yung pwede na itong gamitin na pambayad sa kong ano anong bilihin, gaya sa ibang bansa, para mas maunawaan ng nakakarami. Just saying
Hello may i share lang po ako na balita noong April 26, 2018 pa ito at para sa mga noypi dyan na hindi pa nabasa ang news na ito. Dito natin makikita na open talaga ang bansa natin sa Cryptocurrency.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Kung sakali na ito ay matuloy tingin ko ito ay maganda para sa bansa. Sa pamamagitan rin nito ay unti-unting mamumulat ang mga tao sa cryptocurrency. Panigurado ako na kapag nagkaroon sila ng ICO ay marami ang magkakainteres na sumali dito. Sana lamang ay hindi ito maging dahilan upang madagdagan na naman ang corruption dito sa bansa. Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Wow good factor yan kapag ngyari na yan sa bansa natin laking pagbabago ang mangyayari sa atin, good factor talaga to, dahil jan tuluyan ng makikilala at magiging aware ang mga tao sa cryptocurrency, dahil diyan ay lalong uunlad ang mundo ng cryptocurrency hindi lang sa bansa natin kundi maging sa buong mundo pa.
Kapag nangyari, ito napakagandang desisyon nang gobyerno sa Pilipinas dahil malaking tulong ito sa mga mamamayan na wala pang nahahanap na trabaho, pwede rin nila gawin full time na trabaho.
Wow good news to all crypto pinoy enthusiasm, kung hindi ako nagkakamali kaya meron ng BCH at XRP sa coins.ph dahil siguro dito sa balitang ito ang pumayag ang ating gobyerno sa proyekto na ito. good luck to sa ating lahat malaking tulog to saa ting mga pilipino para maiangat ang economiya ng bansa sa tulong cryptyo currency.
Hello may i share lang po ako na balita noong April 26, 2018 pa ito at para sa mga noypi dyan na hindi pa nabasa ang news na ito. Dito natin makikita na open talaga ang bansa natin sa Cryptocurrency.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Sa pagkakaalam ko wala pang batas ang Pilipinas para sa cryptocurrency, kaya wala pa sila mabigat na batayan para pigilan ang pagpasok ng isang bagong teknolohiyang Cryptocurrency (ICO). Kung wala namang nilalabag ito sa ating saligang batas.
Very weird lang talaga isipin na ang mga Pinoy ay madaling makuha sa isang matamis na salita lalo pa't may nag-ooffer na kikita na sila ng malaking salapi gamit sa salitang bitcoin. Kaya nababahiran ng masamang imahin ang paglaganap ng blockchain at Crypto sa ating bansa.
https://visor.ph/traffic/first-bitcoin-jeepney-hits-the-roads-of-metro-manila/
Great! Kung ito man ay totoo, isa itong magandang balita para sa bansa natin. Napag-iiwanan na kasi tayo ng ibang bansa in terms of adaptation of crypto industries. Kung maisasagawa ito ng maayos, makakatulong ito sa ekonomiya ng bansa natin. Sana nga lang ay walang maging kurakot. Yan lang ang kinatatakutan ko sa bansang ito. Ang lalakas mangurakot ng mga nasa politika.
Ito ay napakagandang balita na magkaroon ng mga mining exchanges at ICO's sa Pilipinas. Pinapatunayan lang ng Pilipinas na unti unti ng tinatnggap ng ating bansa ang crypto currencies at makabagong mga technolgy tulad ng blockchain. Sana lang ay mapunta sa mabuting intensyon at hindi sa masama.
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Wag lang sana maging corrupt at mapulitika ang industry ng cryptocurrency sa lugar na yan. Kung hindi magiging centralized ang dating nyan dahil sa manipulation na mangyayari kung sakali.
Hello may i share lang po ako na balita noong April 26, 2018 pa ito at para sa mga noypi dyan na hindi pa nabasa ang news na ito. Dito natin makikita na open talaga ang bansa natin sa Cryptocurrency.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
woah! this is a good news for our beloved country na magiging cryptocurrency advocate din ang pilipinas sa na magsilbing wake up to sa mga pilipino na sumali sa cryptoworld. malaking bagay ang pag allow ng ganitong project sa bansa bukod sa trabaho na maibigigay neto, yung knowledge ng mga pilipino sa bitcoin ay mas lalong mag iimprove.
Hello may i share lang po ako na balita noong April 26, 2018 pa ito at para sa mga noypi dyan na hindi pa nabasa ang news na ito. Dito natin makikita na open talaga ang bansa natin sa Cryptocurrency.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
Ito po ang link ng pinagkuhaan ko https://cointelegraph.com/news/philippine-govt-to-allow-countrys-first-crypto-businesses-in-special-economic-zone
The Philippine government will allow 10 Blockchain and cryptocurrency companies to operate in the Cagayan Economic Zone.
The companies will reportedly be the first Blockchain and crypto-related firms to legally operate in the Philippines after the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) established a fintech hub with the goal of creating an Asian “Silicon Valley”. CEZA is a state-owned corporation that manages the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport.
Chief of CEZA Raul Lambino stated that they will permit cryptocurrency exchanges, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs):
“We are about to licence 10 platforms for cryptocurrency exchange. They are Japanese, Hong Kong, Malaysians, Koreans. They can go into cryptocurrency mining, Initial Coin Offerings, or they can go into exchange.”
Lambino stressed that crypto-to-fiat and fiat-to-crypto exchange transactions should be conducted offshore, in order to avoiding running afoul of Philippine law.
Firms are expected to generate employment in exchange for the tax breaks they will receive. CEZA will also require the companies to invest at least $1 mln over two years and pay up to $100,000 in licence fees. Lambino added that CEZA is also looking to build a Blockchain and fintech university to provide skilled employees for the new companies.
Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines issued an advisory on cryptocurrency Cloud Mining contracts, demanding that they be classified as securities.
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