Wu learned that Japanese financial group SBI Holdings announced that it has received approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and, on July 16, obtained a majority stake in Coinhako’s parent company, Holdbuild, through a capital injection and the acquisition of existing shareholders’ shares, bringing it into the scope of consolidated financial statements. The transaction amount has not been disclosed yet. Hako Technology under Coinhako holds MAS’s major payment institution license. SBI plans to further integrate Coinhako’s customers and regional network, and explore business synergies with areas such as the Japanese yen stablecoin JPYSC, tokenization, on-chain finance, and cross-border transactions.

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FloorDetective
· 23h ago
The acquisition price hasn’t been disclosed, but given these synergies, SBI likely wants to use Coinhako as a foothold.
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BearishObserver
· 23h ago
SBI’s move this time is quite aggressive—it's directly taking control of Coinhako, further stepping up its expansion across Southeast Asia.
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L2ShellPicker
· 23h ago
Traditional financial giant SBI is entering the Singapore market by acquiring the licensed exchange Coinhako, while simultaneously pushing forward yen stablecoins and tokenization businesses. It seems the trend toward compliance and institutionalization is becoming increasingly clear, and retail investors may need to adapt to this new landscape.
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IntradayWanderer
· 23h ago
With the addition of the JPYSC yen stablecoin, a new Singapore license, and Coinhako’s customer network, SBI looks like it’s set to connect the East Asian crypto ecosystem—tokenized cross-border trading and on-chain finance, with nothing left out.
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