Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou discusses global expansion plans in an interview with The Cryptonomist.
The official X account of Coins.ph was hacked, promoting a fake $COINSPH token purportedly tied to Solana's network.
Stables Money onboards Coins.ph's Philippine peso stablecoin to enhance its services in the $35 billion Philippine remittance market.
Venom Foundation announces the listing of $VENOM on Coins.ph, expanding its reach into the Southeast Asian market and gaining access to over 18 million users in the Philippines.
Venom Foundation lists $VENOM on Coins.ph, marking significant global expansion into the Southeast Asian market, particularly the Philippines.
Venom continues its global expansion by getting listed on Coins.ph.
Two Russians accused of stealing $6 million in XRP from Coins.ph exchange in the Philippines.
Philippines charges two Russians for $6.2 million XRP theft from local exchange, Coins.ph.
El Departamento de Justicia de Filipinas ha acusado formalmente a dos rusos de robar 12.2 millones de XRP de la plataforma Coins.ph.
The Philippine Department of Justice has charged two Russians for stealing XRP worth $6.2 million from Coins.ph, a local crypto exchange.
Philippines charged two Russians for stealing $6.2 million in cryptocurrency.
Philippines charges two Russians with stealing $6.2 million worth of XRP from Coins.ph.
The DOJ has charged two former Coins.ph consultants for a $7 million XRP heist, shocking the Philippine bitcoin community.
The Philippines DOJ charged two Russian consultants for Coins.ph over a $7 million cryptocurrency theft involving 12.2 million XRP.
Coins.ph and Ronin Network launch PHPC, a stablecoin pegged to the Philippine Peso, to boost cryptocurrency adoption in the Philippines.
Ronin Network launches PHPC stablecoin with Coins.ph to improve remittances in the Philippines, gaining regulatory approval from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
The Ronin Network has integrated PHPC, a Philippine peso-pegged stablecoin, onto its platform, enhancing crypto adoption in the Philippines. This follows technical collaboration with Coins.ph and approval by the Central Bank of the Philippines in May.
Leading Filipino crypto exchange Coins.ph has launched its Philippine Peso stablecoin, PHPC, on the Ronin blockchain.
Coins.ph has launched PHPC, a Philippine Peso-backed stablecoin, on the Ronin blockchain. It is approved by the Philippine Central Bank and aims to enhance transaction efficiency.
The Philippines' Central Bank has authorized Coins.ph to pilot a Peso-backed stablecoin, PHPC, to explore its real-world utility and influence on financial systems.
The Philippines' central bank approved Coins.ph's pilot for PHPC, a stablecoin backed by the Philippine Peso, aimed at the remittance market.
The Central Bank of Philippines has launched a pilot program for PHPC, a national stablecoin, in partnership with Coins.ph to evaluate its effectiveness.
The Philippine Central Bank has sanctioned PHPC, a peso-pegged stablecoin by Coins.ph, to streamline remittances. Targeting 20-30k initial users, PHPC stands as the first retail-ready peso-stablecoin.
