Thailand launches a regulated crypto sandbox allowing tourists to convert digital assets into baht and pay via QR codes. A bold step toward Web3 tourism.
Thailand’s SEC and Central Bank unveil a crypto sandbox allowing tourists to convert digital assets into Thai baht and spend them in-country.
BOE Governor Andrew Bailey cautions against stablecoins and rejects the need for a digital pound, instead advocating tokenized bank deposits as the future of payments.
As Beijing warns investors against crypto scams, Hong Kong is launching a stablecoin licensing regime in August 2025. Here's how China’s regulatory divide could reshape the future of digital finance across Asia.
Thailand is rapidly emerging as a global hub for crypto builders, DAOs, and decentralized culture. From Bangkok to Phuket, it’s the new frontier for Web3-native life.
Thailand dominates the 2025 digital nomad rankings, with Bangkok at #1 and Korat at #5 globally. Explore why Thailand is the new capital of remote work.
As stablecoin rules take shape, Hong Kong is positioning itself as a global fintech hub. VASPs and tokenization firms are already lining up.
Hong Kong will require stablecoin issuers to be licensed by the HKMA starting August 1, 2025. Backing, audits, and a LEAP strategy mark its DeFi push.
Thailand’s Phuket is now a Web3 paradise — with tax-free crypto trading, government-backed BTC payments, and digital nomad visas for traders and devs.
