马来西亚正通过推出监管沙盒，致力于开发符合伊斯兰教法的林吉特挂钩稳定币，从而将自己置于符合伊斯兰教法的数字金融前沿。

Crypto.com首席执行官克里斯·马扎莱克以约7000万美元的价格收购了备受追捧的AI.com域名，交易全程使用加密货币完成。

亚航母公司 Capital A 与马来西亚渣打银行签署了一份意向书，共同开发一种以林吉特为支持的稳定币。该项目将在马来西亚中央银行（Bank Negara Malaysia）的监督下进行试点，渣打银行将作为发行方，Capital A 将测试批发用例。

Malaysia lost over RM4.57 billion (US$1.1 billion) between 2020 and 2025 due to illegal electricity use by crypto miners. Authorities have identified nearly 14,000 premises involved and are cracking down using smart meters, enforcement, and public awareness campaigns.

Fasset has received a provisional license from Malaysia’s Labuan Financial Services Authority (FSA), marking the creation of the world’s first Islamic fintech sandbox designed to test and scale stablecoin-powered, Shariah-compliant digital banking services.

Malaysian authorities have summoned TikTok’s top management over slow responses to false information and complaints about TikTok Shop orders. The meeting will also address harmful content, signalling that social media platforms must cooperate quickly with local law enforcement.

Malaysia’s YTL Group and Singapore’s Sea Limited have launched Ryt Bank, described as the world’s first AI-powered digital bank. It offers daily savings interest, PayLater credit, and cashback rewards, with deposits insured under Malaysia’s banking rules.

Malaysia’s Securities Commission has proposed allowing certain digital assets to be listed directly by exchanges without prior approval, aiming to speed up token launches while making exchanges more responsible. The regulator also plans stricter rules on exchange operations and client asset protection to address risks as crypto trading grows rapidly in the country.

Malaysia’s Securities Commission (SC) is seeking public input on a proposal to streamline the listing process for digital assets on cryptocurrency exchanges, potentially allowing certain tokens to be listed without prior regulatory approval.

A high-profile investigation into the alleged embezzlement of sukuk funds has taken a digital turn, as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) revealed that approximately RM11 million was converted into digital currency for personal use.