Japanese financial giant SBI invests $270 million into Indonesian broker Ajaib
20% equity—once they move, it’s big money
The goal is very clear: roll out yen stablecoins across Southeast Asia
Who is SBI? One of Japan’s largest financial groups—banking, securities, and insurance
Ajaib is Indonesia’s online brokerage with a huge user base
SBI buying it isn’t just about earning from brokerage profits
It’s about using blockchain for cross-border settlement, so the yen stablecoin can start running across Southeast Asia
In my view, traditional financial institutions have finally found the right way to “open the door” to crypto
Not for trading coins—but as foundational infrastructure for payments and settlement
Japanese companies expanding overseas have long been plagued by cross-border remittances that are slow and expensive
Stablecoins just solve that problem: instant transfers with low fees
SBI’s move is essentially securing a position early in Southeast Asia
Once the yen stablecoin really works end-to-end, it will become the rule-maker in that market
For retail investors, this is also a bellwether
Big conglomerates are willing to put real cash into stablecoins—showing this track isn’t just a bubble
That said, don’t rush it yet: deploying stablecoins in Southeast Asia still has a lot of regulatory groundwork to grind through
Indonesia, Thailand, and other countries have different rules—expanding coverage will take time
My judgment: in the next two or three years, stablecoin payments will first catch fire in Southeast Asia
When you use a stablecoin now, is it for transfers or for wealth management? Let’s discuss in the comments
Click the avatar to watch the livestream
Every day I’ll help you follow stablecoin trends—not just what happens in the news, but the logic and opportunities behind it 👉🦖
#稳定币 #Japan
20% equity—once they move, it’s big money
The goal is very clear: roll out yen stablecoins across Southeast Asia
Who is SBI? One of Japan’s largest financial groups—banking, securities, and insurance
Ajaib is Indonesia’s online brokerage with a huge user base
SBI buying it isn’t just about earning from brokerage profits
It’s about using blockchain for cross-border settlement, so the yen stablecoin can start running across Southeast Asia
In my view, traditional financial institutions have finally found the right way to “open the door” to crypto
Not for trading coins—but as foundational infrastructure for payments and settlement
Japanese companies expanding overseas have long been plagued by cross-border remittances that are slow and expensive
Stablecoins just solve that problem: instant transfers with low fees
SBI’s move is essentially securing a position early in Southeast Asia
Once the yen stablecoin really works end-to-end, it will become the rule-maker in that market
For retail investors, this is also a bellwether
Big conglomerates are willing to put real cash into stablecoins—showing this track isn’t just a bubble
That said, don’t rush it yet: deploying stablecoins in Southeast Asia still has a lot of regulatory groundwork to grind through
Indonesia, Thailand, and other countries have different rules—expanding coverage will take time
My judgment: in the next two or three years, stablecoin payments will first catch fire in Southeast Asia
When you use a stablecoin now, is it for transfers or for wealth management? Let’s discuss in the comments
Click the avatar to watch the livestream
Every day I’ll help you follow stablecoin trends—not just what happens in the news, but the logic and opportunities behind it 👉🦖
#稳定币 #Japan
