The Philippine peso-backed stablecoin from Coins.ph will be called PHPC.
The Philippines will soon see its first-ever stablecoin after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) gave the green light to cryptocurrency exchange Coins.ph to issue the token, which will be called PHPC.Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency designed to ...
Hype comes and goes-we all saw that with the Bitcoin craze of 2020-2021. For months, Bitcoin and crypto dominated every headline until the buzz died down and the hype faded away. But according to Coins.ph's new CEO Wei ...
Three years after Gojek acquired it from its founder.
Filipino startup Coins.ph is changing hands once again. The fintech platform which Indonesian giant Gojek acquired in 2019 has now been reportedly sold to the former CFO of cryptocurrency trading platform Binance for nearly $200 million. The news was first reported ...
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