Asia's regulatory landscape is shifting fast. Malaysia just launched the RMJDT stablecoin—a ringgit-pegged token backed by official oversight. This move signals something bigger: regulated digital money and onchain settlement are becoming mainstream across the region. More governments recognizing blockchain infrastructure as legitimate financial rails rather than fringe tech. It's a turning point worth watching.

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OnchainDetectivevip
· 12-19 23:53
Finally, some governments are getting serious. Is Bitcoin no longer attractive? --- Malaysian Ringgit stablecoin? Still depends on subsequent execution... --- This move in Asia, Europe and the US must be getting restless --- Regulatory support ≠ true mainstream adoption, it depends on trading volume --- Another government-backed stablecoin, will it be just a flash in the pan? --- This is the right way. Much better than wild growth --- Pegged to the Malaysian Ringgit? Depends on whether it can truly become liquid --- Legalization means Bitcoin has finally won this round --- Official recognition, what is there to fear? Finally, it can be legitimate and proper --- That’s what they say, but policies vary greatly among Southeast Asian countries
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 12-19 23:38
Government stablecoins are here, now blockchain is really going to "go mainstream"
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