From street cafés to trading floors — Vietnam is about to get its own homegrown crypto hub.
South Korea’s Dunamu — the brains behind Upbit — just inked an MoU with Military Bank (MB Bank) to bring Vietnam its first fully domestic crypto exchange.
Why it’s big: Vietnam just legalized digital assets under the Law on Digital Technology Industry, finally giving crypto a legal home after years of grey-zone regulation.
This isn’t a cold call — Dunamu’s got momentum:
Vietnam is already one of the most crypto-active nations on Earth — 20M+ holders, billions in annual volume, and a retail culture primed for digital finance. Add formal regulation + a trusted local bank + global exchange expertise, and you’ve got a perfect storm for mass adoption.
Analysts in both Hanoi and Seoul call this a strategic masterstroke — combining Vietnam’s retail appetite with Korea’s compliance and tech chops. Expect:
This is more than just a launch — it’s Vietnam planting its flag in the regulated crypto world, and Dunamu quietly building another hub in Asia’s growing digital finance corridor.
Dunamu’s Upbit + MB Bank are launching Vietnam’s first legal domestic crypto exchange, tapping into a 800B market of 20M+ holders. With fresh regulations, booming retail demand, and Dunamu’s tech, Vietnam could leapfrog into Asia’s top-tier crypto capitals.
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