尽管菲律宾政府已采取措施简化企业注册流程，但寻求在新兴市场拓展业务机会的国际加密货币公司对该国的兴趣日益浓厚；不过，业内人士表示，应对该国的监管框架仍是一项重大挑战。

随着监管机构推动该行业走向管控更严格的未来，菲律宾正加强对加密货币的监管，特别是针对可在其金融体系内运营的加密货币，禁止隐私币，并对交易所实施更严格的上市要求。

菲律宾加大了对无证加密货币平台的打击力度，互联网服务提供商开始阻止全球主要交易所的访问，这标志着当地加密货币法规的执行将朝着更加严格的方向发生决定性的转变。

Philippine Senator Bam Aquino has proposed putting the country’s entire national budget on blockchain so citizens can track all government spending. The plan builds on existing blockchain initiatives but faces technical and political challenges before it can be fully implemented.

A Philippine lawmaker has proposed that the central bank buy 2,000 bitcoins each year for five years, creating a national reserve of 10,000 coins. The plan aims to strengthen the country’s finances and provide a long-term store of value alongside traditional reserves like gold and foreign currency.

The Philippines has warned ten major offshore crypto exchanges, including OKX and Kraken, for operating without a licence under new rules. The regulator says these platforms pose risks to investors and may face legal action or website blocks.

The Philippines has introduced strict new rules for crypto companies, requiring them to register, hold at least PHP 100 million in capital, and have a physical office in the country. Firms that fail to comply could face heavy fines or jail time, as the government moves to tighten control and protect users.

Five South Korean fugitives were arrested in Muntinlupa for a $2.9 million cryptocurrency scam, while a sixth was caught in Pasay for larceny. Separately, an Indonesian drug courier was denied entry at NAIA and sent back to Bangkok.

Last Tuesday (September 3), Philippine Chinese female mayor Alice Guo (Guo Huaping) was arrested in Tangerang City, Greater Jakarta, Indonesia, and was later extradited back to the Philippines to face trial on Friday.

上周二（9月3日）菲律宾华人女市长Alice Guo（郭华萍）在印度尼西亚的大雅加达地区的丹格朗市被逮捕，随后于周五被引渡回菲律宾接受审判。