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🚀 $BLOOM GROWS WITH ASEAN CENTRAL BANKS IN THE BLOOM INITIATIVE 🦈
📊 The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have officially joined the BLOOM coalition, signalling a coordinated push for seamless cross‑border digital currency flows. 📈 With industry heavyweights such as Airwallex, Mastercard, Visa and Ripple on board, the framework aims to standardise acceptance, exchange and settlement across jurisdictions, tightening the institutional net around multi‑currency liquidity. 🌊 This alignment could tighten the bridge between fiat‑backed stablecoins and regulated payment rails, nudging smart‑money toward deeper on‑ramps.
💬 How will this institutional sync reshape your exposure to cross‑border stablecoin strategies? 👇
⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️
🏷️ #BLOOM #CrossBorder #DigitalCurrency #SmartMoney #Crypto
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🚀 $BLOOM GROWS WITH ASEAN CENTRAL BANKS IN THE BLOOM INITIATIVE 🦈
📊 The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have officially joined the BLOOM coalition, signalling a coordinated push for seamless cross‑border digital currency flows. 📈 With industry heavyweights such as Airwallex, Mastercard, Visa and Ripple on board, the framework aims to standardise acceptance, exchange and settlement across jurisdictions, tightening the institutional net around multi‑currency liquidity. 🌊 This alignment could tighten the bridge between fiat‑backed stablecoins and regulated payment rails, nudging smart‑money toward deeper on‑ramps.
💬 How will this institutional sync reshape your exposure to cross‑border stablecoin strategies? 👇
⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️
🏷️ #BLOOM #CrossBorder #DigitalCurrency #SmartMoney #Crypto
🔥 💎
📊 The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have officially joined the BLOOM coalition, signalling a coordinated push for seamless cross‑border digital currency flows. 📈 With industry heavyweights such as Airwallex, Mastercard, Visa and Ripple on board, the framework aims to standardise acceptance, exchange and settlement across jurisdictions, tightening the institutional net around multi‑currency liquidity. 🌊 This alignment could tighten the bridge between fiat‑backed stablecoins and regulated payment rails, nudging smart‑money toward deeper on‑ramps.
💬 How will this institutional sync reshape your exposure to cross‑border stablecoin strategies? 👇
⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️
🏷️ #BLOOM #CrossBorder #DigitalCurrency #SmartMoney #Crypto
🔥 💎
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Three central banks just agreed to make stablecoins actually usable across borders.
Malaysia's Bank Negara and the Bank of Thailand joined Singapore's BLOOM initiative on Friday as policymaker members, working with the Monetary Authority of Singapore to standardize how regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits get accepted, exchanged and settled across borders.
BLOOM — Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency — launched in October 2025. Its roster now includes Mastercard, Visa, Ripple, Airwallex and the World Bank Group, all working on three fronts: cross-border acceptance and settlement, interoperability between digital money systems, and programmable controls covering identity verification and sanctions screening.
The honest caveat: this is a standards exercise, not a product launch — frameworks like this take years to become real.
But it's the part people underestimate. Stablecoin volume is huge, yet settling across different digital money systems and jurisdictions is still friction-heavy. Common frameworks could cut costs and speed deployment. Malaysia has already announced ringgit stablecoin tests for 2026 — will more central banks follow Singapore's lead?
#CryptoNews #Stablecoins #MAS #BLOOM
Three central banks just agreed to make stablecoins actually usable across borders.
Malaysia's Bank Negara and the Bank of Thailand joined Singapore's BLOOM initiative on Friday as policymaker members, working with the Monetary Authority of Singapore to standardize how regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits get accepted, exchanged and settled across borders.
BLOOM — Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency — launched in October 2025. Its roster now includes Mastercard, Visa, Ripple, Airwallex and the World Bank Group, all working on three fronts: cross-border acceptance and settlement, interoperability between digital money systems, and programmable controls covering identity verification and sanctions screening.
The honest caveat: this is a standards exercise, not a product launch — frameworks like this take years to become real.
But it's the part people underestimate. Stablecoin volume is huge, yet settling across different digital money systems and jurisdictions is still friction-heavy. Common frameworks could cut costs and speed deployment. Malaysia has already announced ringgit stablecoin tests for 2026 — will more central banks follow Singapore's lead?
#CryptoNews #Stablecoins #MAS #BLOOM
Malaysia's Bank Negara and the Bank of Thailand joined Singapore's BLOOM initiative on Friday as policymaker members, working with the Monetary Authority of Singapore to standardize how regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits get accepted, exchanged and settled across borders.
BLOOM — Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency — launched in October 2025. Its roster now includes Mastercard, Visa, Ripple, Airwallex and the World Bank Group, all working on three fronts: cross-border acceptance and settlement, interoperability between digital money systems, and programmable controls covering identity verification and sanctions screening.
The honest caveat: this is a standards exercise, not a product launch — frameworks like this take years to become real.
But it's the part people underestimate. Stablecoin volume is huge, yet settling across different digital money systems and jurisdictions is still friction-heavy. Common frameworks could cut costs and speed deployment. Malaysia has already announced ringgit stablecoin tests for 2026 — will more central banks follow Singapore's lead?
#CryptoNews #Stablecoins #MAS #BLOOM
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Malaysia and Thailand’s central banks join Singapore’s BLOOM: cross-border stablecoin settlement expands
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) confirmed on Friday that Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have joined the BLOOM (Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency) initiative as policymakers. The initiative focuses on cross-border settlement using regulated stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits (The Block). Other participants include Ripple, Visa, Mastercard, the World Bank, Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, Standard Chartered, and Stripe. Ripple previously announced that it was testing trade payments using RLUSD on the XRP Ledger.
[View] This isn’t a crypto speculation narrative; it’s official recognition in the cross-border payments roadmap that “multiple digital currencies can coexist and settle across institutions and markets.” It’s a substantive positive for regulated stablecoins and assets like RLUSD, but retail adoption still depends on the pace of progress on identity verification, sanctions screening, and interoperability standards.
[Opportunities/Risks] Watch regulated stablecoin/$XRP cross-border pilots and progress on RLUSD trade payments. Risks include inconsistent regulations across the three countries and difficulty scaling up the pilots. Next week’s FOMC meeting and oil prices will continue to drive overall risk appetite.
Which do you think will scale up first: cross-border regulated stablecoins or tokenized bank deposits?
#稳定币 #跨境支付 #BLOOM $XRP $BTC
For reference only; this is not investment advice.
Malaysia and Thailand’s central banks join Singapore’s BLOOM: cross-border stablecoin settlement expands
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) confirmed on Friday that Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have joined the BLOOM (Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency) initiative as policymakers. The initiative focuses on cross-border settlement using regulated stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits (The Block). Other participants include Ripple, Visa, Mastercard, the World Bank, Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, Standard Chartered, and Stripe. Ripple previously announced that it was testing trade payments using RLUSD on the XRP Ledger.
[View] This isn’t a crypto speculation narrative; it’s official recognition in the cross-border payments roadmap that “multiple digital currencies can coexist and settle across institutions and markets.” It’s a substantive positive for regulated stablecoins and assets like RLUSD, but retail adoption still depends on the pace of progress on identity verification, sanctions screening, and interoperability standards.
[Opportunities/Risks] Watch regulated stablecoin/$XRP cross-border pilots and progress on RLUSD trade payments. Risks include inconsistent regulations across the three countries and difficulty scaling up the pilots. Next week’s FOMC meeting and oil prices will continue to drive overall risk appetite.
Which do you think will scale up first: cross-border regulated stablecoins or tokenized bank deposits?
#稳定币 #跨境支付 #BLOOM $XRP $BTC
For reference only; this is not investment advice.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) confirmed on Friday that Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand have joined the BLOOM (Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency) initiative as policymakers. The initiative focuses on cross-border settlement using regulated stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits (The Block). Other participants include Ripple, Visa, Mastercard, the World Bank, Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, Standard Chartered, and Stripe. Ripple previously announced that it was testing trade payments using RLUSD on the XRP Ledger.
[View] This isn’t a crypto speculation narrative; it’s official recognition in the cross-border payments roadmap that “multiple digital currencies can coexist and settle across institutions and markets.” It’s a substantive positive for regulated stablecoins and assets like RLUSD, but retail adoption still depends on the pace of progress on identity verification, sanctions screening, and interoperability standards.
[Opportunities/Risks] Watch regulated stablecoin/$XRP cross-border pilots and progress on RLUSD trade payments. Risks include inconsistent regulations across the three countries and difficulty scaling up the pilots. Next week’s FOMC meeting and oil prices will continue to drive overall risk appetite.
Which do you think will scale up first: cross-border regulated stablecoins or tokenized bank deposits?
#稳定币 #跨境支付 #BLOOM $XRP $BTC
For reference only; this is not investment advice.
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Malaysia and Thailand join BLOOM: coordination for digital payments
MAS, Singapore’s monetary authority, announced on October 23 that the central banks of Malaysia (BNM) and Thailand (BOT) had joined BLOOM as policy members. The announcement does not specify another date of accession.
The initiative aims to agree on how to accept, exchange, and settle digital money between institutions, networks, and countries. It includes tokenized bank deposits and regulated stablecoins.
The work focuses on three areas: cross-border acceptance and settlement; interoperability between networks; and programmable controls for identity, sanctions, and transactions. Coordination must take into account the requirements of each jurisdiction.
Ripple and Circle are among the private-sector participants. Their presence does not mean XRP, USDC, or USDT have been selected as settlement assets. Nor does this announcement introduce a new, operational payment corridor.
Market context, separate from the announcement: at 10:47 UTC on October 23, Binance showed XRP at 1.3206 USDT (-0.72% over 24 hours) and USDC at 1.00114 USDT. These quotes do not prove that these assets are being used in BLOOM.
My take: coordinating rules can make connections between markets easier, but institutional participation does not guarantee demand for a token. Execution risks include technical compatibility, agreements between counterparties, and regulatory differences. Assessing progress will require implementations and settlement data, not just names on a list.
Sources: MAS announcement and appendix dated 23/10/2026; public Binance data.
$XRP $USDC $USDT
Educational Content. Not financial advice.
#BLOOM #Stablecoins #PagosDigitales #Interoperability
Malaysia and Thailand join BLOOM: coordination for digital payments
MAS, Singapore’s monetary authority, announced on October 23 that the central banks of Malaysia (BNM) and Thailand (BOT) had joined BLOOM as policy members. The announcement does not specify another date of accession.
The initiative aims to agree on how to accept, exchange, and settle digital money between institutions, networks, and countries. It includes tokenized bank deposits and regulated stablecoins.
The work focuses on three areas: cross-border acceptance and settlement; interoperability between networks; and programmable controls for identity, sanctions, and transactions. Coordination must take into account the requirements of each jurisdiction.
Ripple and Circle are among the private-sector participants. Their presence does not mean XRP, USDC, or USDT have been selected as settlement assets. Nor does this announcement introduce a new, operational payment corridor.
Market context, separate from the announcement: at 10:47 UTC on October 23, Binance showed XRP at 1.3206 USDT (-0.72% over 24 hours) and USDC at 1.00114 USDT. These quotes do not prove that these assets are being used in BLOOM.
My take: coordinating rules can make connections between markets easier, but institutional participation does not guarantee demand for a token. Execution risks include technical compatibility, agreements between counterparties, and regulatory differences. Assessing progress will require implementations and settlement data, not just names on a list.
Sources: MAS announcement and appendix dated 23/10/2026; public Binance data.
$XRP $USDC $USDT
Educational Content. Not financial advice.
#BLOOM #Stablecoins #PagosDigitales #Interoperability
MAS, Singapore’s monetary authority, announced on October 23 that the central banks of Malaysia (BNM) and Thailand (BOT) had joined BLOOM as policy members. The announcement does not specify another date of accession.
The initiative aims to agree on how to accept, exchange, and settle digital money between institutions, networks, and countries. It includes tokenized bank deposits and regulated stablecoins.
The work focuses on three areas: cross-border acceptance and settlement; interoperability between networks; and programmable controls for identity, sanctions, and transactions. Coordination must take into account the requirements of each jurisdiction.
Ripple and Circle are among the private-sector participants. Their presence does not mean XRP, USDC, or USDT have been selected as settlement assets. Nor does this announcement introduce a new, operational payment corridor.
Market context, separate from the announcement: at 10:47 UTC on October 23, Binance showed XRP at 1.3206 USDT (-0.72% over 24 hours) and USDC at 1.00114 USDT. These quotes do not prove that these assets are being used in BLOOM.
My take: coordinating rules can make connections between markets easier, but institutional participation does not guarantee demand for a token. Execution risks include technical compatibility, agreements between counterparties, and regulatory differences. Assessing progress will require implementations and settlement data, not just names on a list.
Sources: MAS announcement and appendix dated 23/10/2026; public Binance data.
$XRP $USDC $USDT
Educational Content. Not financial advice.
#BLOOM #Stablecoins #PagosDigitales #Interoperability
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🌏 Malaysia and Thailand’s central banks join Singapore’s BLOOM: Southeast Asia’s stablecoin settlements are starting to “standardize”
On October 23, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand joined BLOOM, a program launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore last October, as policymaker members.
This isn’t about “central banks buying crypto.” It’s about something more fundamental:
🔹 The goal is to standardize cross-border settlement for regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits
🔹 The focus is on wholesale use cases, such as trade finance, cross-border corporate payments, and fund transfers
🔹 A news roundup on X mentioned participants including DBS, JPMorgan, Visa, and Circle. They’re also exploring how to build compliance requirements directly into programmable payments
Why is this worth watching? For businesses operating across Southeast Asia, it’s routine for a payment to pass through several correspondent banks, take days to arrive, and incur fees at every step. For many small and medium-sized businesses, that’s just the way things are. Three central banks sitting down together to discuss the rules is far more substantive than an individual project promising “instant settlement.”
My take: This won’t make much immediate difference to ordinary people, and it’s not a bullish signal for any particular coin. The real question comes later: once the standards are in place, which stablecoins will be eligible? Will it be tokenized deposits issued by banks, or will private stablecoins like USDC be allowed in too? That will determine where the money ultimately flows.
One more warning: whenever news about “central bank cooperation” comes out, someone will use the name to promote a so-called “official Southeast Asian stablecoin.” None of the three central banks has issued a coin. Block anyone making that claim.
Have you ever made a cross-border transfer in Southeast Asia? What’s the biggest headache: slow arrival, fees, or exchange rates?
#稳定币 #东南亚 #跨境支付 #BLOOM
🌏 Malaysia and Thailand’s central banks join Singapore’s BLOOM: Southeast Asia’s stablecoin settlements are starting to “standardize”
On October 23, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand joined BLOOM, a program launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore last October, as policymaker members.
This isn’t about “central banks buying crypto.” It’s about something more fundamental:
🔹 The goal is to standardize cross-border settlement for regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits
🔹 The focus is on wholesale use cases, such as trade finance, cross-border corporate payments, and fund transfers
🔹 A news roundup on X mentioned participants including DBS, JPMorgan, Visa, and Circle. They’re also exploring how to build compliance requirements directly into programmable payments
Why is this worth watching? For businesses operating across Southeast Asia, it’s routine for a payment to pass through several correspondent banks, take days to arrive, and incur fees at every step. For many small and medium-sized businesses, that’s just the way things are. Three central banks sitting down together to discuss the rules is far more substantive than an individual project promising “instant settlement.”
My take: This won’t make much immediate difference to ordinary people, and it’s not a bullish signal for any particular coin. The real question comes later: once the standards are in place, which stablecoins will be eligible? Will it be tokenized deposits issued by banks, or will private stablecoins like USDC be allowed in too? That will determine where the money ultimately flows.
One more warning: whenever news about “central bank cooperation” comes out, someone will use the name to promote a so-called “official Southeast Asian stablecoin.” None of the three central banks has issued a coin. Block anyone making that claim.
Have you ever made a cross-border transfer in Southeast Asia? What’s the biggest headache: slow arrival, fees, or exchange rates?
#稳定币 #东南亚 #跨境支付 #BLOOM
On October 23, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand joined BLOOM, a program launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore last October, as policymaker members.
This isn’t about “central banks buying crypto.” It’s about something more fundamental:
🔹 The goal is to standardize cross-border settlement for regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits
🔹 The focus is on wholesale use cases, such as trade finance, cross-border corporate payments, and fund transfers
🔹 A news roundup on X mentioned participants including DBS, JPMorgan, Visa, and Circle. They’re also exploring how to build compliance requirements directly into programmable payments
Why is this worth watching? For businesses operating across Southeast Asia, it’s routine for a payment to pass through several correspondent banks, take days to arrive, and incur fees at every step. For many small and medium-sized businesses, that’s just the way things are. Three central banks sitting down together to discuss the rules is far more substantive than an individual project promising “instant settlement.”
My take: This won’t make much immediate difference to ordinary people, and it’s not a bullish signal for any particular coin. The real question comes later: once the standards are in place, which stablecoins will be eligible? Will it be tokenized deposits issued by banks, or will private stablecoins like USDC be allowed in too? That will determine where the money ultimately flows.
One more warning: whenever news about “central bank cooperation” comes out, someone will use the name to promote a so-called “official Southeast Asian stablecoin.” None of the three central banks has issued a coin. Block anyone making that claim.
Have you ever made a cross-border transfer in Southeast Asia? What’s the biggest headache: slow arrival, fees, or exchange rates?
#稳定币 #东南亚 #跨境支付 #BLOOM
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Saw MAS’s official announcement while scrolling: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the Bank of Thailand (BOT) joined Singapore-led cross-border digital currency initiative BLOOM on Friday as policymaker members.
BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It is a public-private partnership framework exploring how tokenised deposits and regulated stablecoins can be accepted, exchanged and settled in cross-border settings. Its goals include reducing the need for one-to-one integrations, cutting costs and speeding up time to market. The work also covers interoperability and programmable risk controls such as identity verification and sanctions screening.
MAS launched BLOOM in October 2025, building on Project Orchid, which began in 2021. New participants include Airwallex, Mastercard, Maybank, Ripple, Visa and the World Bank Group, among others. BNM had previously said it would test the use of ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
#BLOOM #稳定币 #Singapore
Saw MAS’s official announcement while scrolling: Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the Bank of Thailand (BOT) joined Singapore-led cross-border digital currency initiative BLOOM on Friday as policymaker members.
BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It is a public-private partnership framework exploring how tokenised deposits and regulated stablecoins can be accepted, exchanged and settled in cross-border settings. Its goals include reducing the need for one-to-one integrations, cutting costs and speeding up time to market. The work also covers interoperability and programmable risk controls such as identity verification and sanctions screening.
MAS launched BLOOM in October 2025, building on Project Orchid, which began in 2021. New participants include Airwallex, Mastercard, Maybank, Ripple, Visa and the World Bank Group, among others. BNM had previously said it would test the use of ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
#BLOOM #稳定币 #Singapore
BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It is a public-private partnership framework exploring how tokenised deposits and regulated stablecoins can be accepted, exchanged and settled in cross-border settings. Its goals include reducing the need for one-to-one integrations, cutting costs and speeding up time to market. The work also covers interoperability and programmable risk controls such as identity verification and sanctions screening.
MAS launched BLOOM in October 2025, building on Project Orchid, which began in 2021. New participants include Airwallex, Mastercard, Maybank, Ripple, Visa and the World Bank Group, among others. BNM had previously said it would test the use of ringgit stablecoins and tokenised deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
#BLOOM #稳定币 #Singapore
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🚨 3 CENTRAL BANKS JUST BET ON STABLECOINS! 🚨
This is MASSIVE for crypto!
Malaysia & Thailand's Central Banks have officially joined Singapore's BLOOM Initiative - led by MAS.
What is BLOOM?
Borderless Liquid Open Online Multi-currency
A public-private initiative to power cross-border payments using Regulated Stablecoins & Tokenized Deposits.
And look who else just joined 👇
Visa, Mastercard, Ripple, JPMorgan, Coinbase, Circle, World Bank Group, Standard Chartered & Stripe.
This isn't just another partnership. This is Asia's top central banks building the future of money ON stablecoins.
SWIFT is being challenged. Stablecoins are no longer the alternative - they are becoming THE SYSTEM.
Bullish on the future of payments. 🚀
Are you bullish on Stablecoins?
$USDT $USDC $XRP
#BLOOM #Stablecoin #MAS #BreakingNews #CryptoAdoption
🚨 3 CENTRAL BANKS JUST BET ON STABLECOINS! 🚨
This is MASSIVE for crypto!
Malaysia & Thailand's Central Banks have officially joined Singapore's BLOOM Initiative - led by MAS.
What is BLOOM?
Borderless Liquid Open Online Multi-currency
A public-private initiative to power cross-border payments using Regulated Stablecoins & Tokenized Deposits.
And look who else just joined 👇
Visa, Mastercard, Ripple, JPMorgan, Coinbase, Circle, World Bank Group, Standard Chartered & Stripe.
This isn't just another partnership. This is Asia's top central banks building the future of money ON stablecoins.
SWIFT is being challenged. Stablecoins are no longer the alternative - they are becoming THE SYSTEM.
Bullish on the future of payments. 🚀
Are you bullish on Stablecoins?
$USDT $USDC $XRP
#BLOOM #Stablecoin #MAS #BreakingNews #CryptoAdoption
This is MASSIVE for crypto!
Malaysia & Thailand's Central Banks have officially joined Singapore's BLOOM Initiative - led by MAS.
What is BLOOM?
Borderless Liquid Open Online Multi-currency
A public-private initiative to power cross-border payments using Regulated Stablecoins & Tokenized Deposits.
And look who else just joined 👇
Visa, Mastercard, Ripple, JPMorgan, Coinbase, Circle, World Bank Group, Standard Chartered & Stripe.
This isn't just another partnership. This is Asia's top central banks building the future of money ON stablecoins.
SWIFT is being challenged. Stablecoins are no longer the alternative - they are becoming THE SYSTEM.
Bullish on the future of payments. 🚀
Are you bullish on Stablecoins?
$USDT $USDC $XRP
#BLOOM #Stablecoin #MAS #BreakingNews #CryptoAdoption
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Bullish
🌏 The Monetary Authority of #Singapore ’s BLOOM initiative is gaining regional momentum, with Bank Negara #Malaysia and the Bank of #thailand joining as policymaker members.
💡 What is #BLOOM ?
Launched in October 2025, BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It explores how stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits can improve cross-border financial services.
#Malaysia is also preparing to test ringgit stablecoins and tokenized deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
🚀 Why it matters: More regulatory cooperation could help Asia develop interoperable digital payment systems and accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized money.
#Write2Earn $USDC $USDT $USDE
🌏 The Monetary Authority of #Singapore ’s BLOOM initiative is gaining regional momentum, with Bank Negara #Malaysia and the Bank of #thailand joining as policymaker members.
💡 What is #BLOOM ?
Launched in October 2025, BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It explores how stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits can improve cross-border financial services.
#Malaysia is also preparing to test ringgit stablecoins and tokenized deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
🚀 Why it matters: More regulatory cooperation could help Asia develop interoperable digital payment systems and accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized money.
#Write2Earn $USDC $USDT $USDE
💡 What is #BLOOM ?
Launched in October 2025, BLOOM stands for Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency. It explores how stablecoins and tokenized bank deposits can improve cross-border financial services.
#Malaysia is also preparing to test ringgit stablecoins and tokenized deposits for domestic and cross-border wholesale payments in 2026.
🚀 Why it matters: More regulatory cooperation could help Asia develop interoperable digital payment systems and accelerate institutional adoption of tokenized money.
#Write2Earn $USDC $USDT $USDE
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Trending headlines say the central banks of Malaysia and Thailand are joining Singapore’s BLOOM
In other words, Malaysia and Thailand
MAS confirmed on Friday
Bank Negara Malaysia
Bank of Thailand
are joining BLOOM as policymakers
to test cross-border stablecoin and tokenized deposit settlements
Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, and the other industry players were already involved
This is an expansion of central bank seats
not another vaporware blockchain
$BTC
$BTC
#马泰央行加入新加坡BLOOM稳定币倡议 #BLOOM #稳定币 #新加坡 #跨境
Trending headlines say the central banks of Malaysia and Thailand are joining Singapore’s BLOOM
In other words, Malaysia and Thailand
MAS confirmed on Friday
Bank Negara Malaysia
Bank of Thailand
are joining BLOOM as policymakers
to test cross-border stablecoin and tokenized deposit settlements
Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, and the other industry players were already involved
This is an expansion of central bank seats
not another vaporware blockchain
$BTC
$BTC
#马泰央行加入新加坡BLOOM稳定币倡议 #BLOOM #稳定币 #新加坡 #跨境
In other words, Malaysia and Thailand
MAS confirmed on Friday
Bank Negara Malaysia
Bank of Thailand
are joining BLOOM as policymakers
to test cross-border stablecoin and tokenized deposit settlements
Circle, Coinbase, JPMorgan, and the other industry players were already involved
This is an expansion of central bank seats
not another vaporware blockchain
$BTC
$BTC
#马泰央行加入新加坡BLOOM稳定币倡议 #BLOOM #稳定币 #新加坡 #跨境
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