Up to 10% of Overseas Filipino Remittances Are Now Settled via Stablecoins, Chainalysis Report Reveals
The Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam accounted for 14.4% of global small-value peer-to-peer crypto transfers from mid-2025 to mid-2026, according to Chainalysis. Crypto seems impossible to censor, but exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and police routinely freeze digital funds across three distinct chokepoints.
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What happened
- Up to 10% of Overseas Filipino Remittances Are Now Settled via Stablecoins, Chainalysis Report Reveals
- How Crypto Assets Get Frozen: Exchanges, Stablecoin Blacklists, and Police Seizures Explained
Why it matters for stablecoins
Reviewed Bitpinas reporting on Payments matters for Stablecoin payments readers.
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