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This article explores Web3 games in Southeast Asia. Despite the cryptocurrency market decline, the region remains crucial. It analyzes income incentives, success stories, and lenient regulations, revealing Southeast Asia's unique advantages and potential in the Web3 gaming industry.

Asia is a complex market with diverse regulations and cultures. Understanding each country's characteristics is crucial for engaging with the Web3 industry. On-chain data shows Asia's Web3 market growth, with metrics like stablecoin usage, developer activity, DEX trading, and Web3 social media engagement.

Growing National Stablecoins in Asia: Several Asian countries are developing stablecoins pegged to local currencies to assert monetary sovereignty and reduce dependence on the U.S. dollar in global trade.

This article conducts a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape in East Asia through data research and explores the potential arising from Hong Kong.

The 2024 Asia Blockchain Summit (ABS) is a significant event in the global blockchain and Web3 field, attracting over 13,000 participants, including blockchain industry leaders from more than 30 countries. This summit not only discusses blockchain applications in finance and voting systems but also showcases innovative applications from Web2 giants like ASUS and FamilyMart convenience stores. Additionally, public chains such as Solana and TON introduced their technological developments and innovation trends. ABS provides participants with opportunities for in-depth exchanges and promotes the growth and cooperation of the global blockchain ecosystem while demonstrating the integration of traditional and emerging technologies.

Southeast Asia showcases diverse crypto use cases. Singapore is leading in stablecoin adoption and merchant services, the Philippines is focusing on play-to-earn games and remittances, and Vietnam is prioritizing P2P exchanges.

This report explores the methodology of the HKEX Index Series, its potential to build market trust, and its implications for trading and investment strategies in Asia's dynamic cryptocurrency landscape.

An in-depth exploration of the current state of the cryptocurrency market in Southeast Asia, analyzing the characteristics of on-chain fund flows, potential financial risks, and their connections to illicit industries. The report also provides recommendations such as strengthening regulations, improving users' risk awareness, and promoting technological innovation.

From the evolution of stablecoins as a financial backbone to advancements in scalable infrastructure and high-performance blockchains, the ecosystem is now ready to support real-world applications. After years of anticipation, we believe 2025 will mark the beginning of blockchain’s true adoption phase, with Asia at the forefront, catalyzing a fair and transparent global distributed ledger.

The SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has started to bring cryptocurrencies into the institutional space, and large public funds with significant capital under management are expected to enter the market.

$VELO—a token that bridges the gap between traditional banking and the decentralized world, enabling fast, secure, and efficient financial transactions for a global audience.

After the approval of the Bitcoin ETF in January 2024, global Web3 job postings surged, with a year-on-year increase of nearly 20% in the first half of the year. Job postings in Asia increased, widening the gap with Europe, with Singapore, India, and Hong Kong being particularly active. Remote job postings surpassed those in North America, reflecting increased flexibility in the industry. Although mainnet job postings in Asia decreased, more global mainnets expanded their recruitment in the region, highlighting Asia's growing importance in the Web3 field. However, the industry still needs to focus on long-term development and technological innovation to avoid the risk of growth stagnation due to short-term speculative behavior.

The article explores how Asian companies are beginning to lead the gaming industry. Large investments that were predominantly happening in North America can now be found in Asia.

Pi Network (PI) as the first cryptocurrency that supports mobile mining, the Southeast Asian market is the core area of its user growth. Offline payment scenes have appeared in Vietnam, the Philippines, and other places, but regulatory uncertainty and controversies over token economic models remain the main risks.

The two major centers of the crypto market in Asia are Hong Kong and Singapore. Because of its inseparable relationship with China and its relatively independent governance environment, Hong Kong is not only the center of the Chinese community in the crypto market, but also a benchmark for regulatory standardization and information. The strongest hub for interaction.