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Infini Global | State, Market, and Rulebook: The Global Race for Digital Finance Supremacy

The distinct paths taken by China, the U.S., and the EU are not accidental; they are deeply rooted in their unique economic structures, geopolitical ambitions, and philosophical views on the relationship between the state and the market.

Infini Global | Navigating Malaysia’s Web3 Landscape: Stablecoin Licensing and Cross-Border Payment Compliance

Malaysia has emerged as a cautious yet progressive player in the Web3 arena, balancing innovation with regulatory safeguards. As the country positions itself as a fintech hub in Southeast Asia, its approach to stablecoin licensing and cross-border payment compliance reflects a nuanced understanding of blockchain’s potential and risks. For startups, investors, and global players eyeing the Malaysian market, navigating this evolving framework requires both strategic patience and proactive adaptation.

Infini Global | Navigating the Naira Crisis: How Dollar-Backed Stablecoins Offer Nigerians a Safe Haven

Nigeria’s economy has been grappling with a prolonged currency crisis, as the naira continues to plummet against the U.S. dollar. In 2023 alone, the official exchange rate fell by over 40%, while the black-market rate traded at nearly double the official value. Hyperinflation, now at 31.7% (as of February 2024), has eroded purchasing power, disrupted imports, and destabilized savings. Amid this turmoil, dollar-backed stablecoins like USDT and USDC are emerging as a lifeline for Nigerians seeking financial stability and autonomy.

Infini Global: East Asia’s Crypto Hub Race: Hong Kong vs. Singapore vs. South Korea

By 2025, East Asia has become the defining battleground for crypto supremacy, with Hong Kong, Singapore, and South Korea deploying wildly different strategies to attract blockchain innovation, capital, and talent. Their approaches—ranging from aggressive deregulation to dystopian oversight—reflect not just economic ambition, but deeper geopolitical and cultural ideologies. Here’s how the rivalry is reshaping the future of Web3 in Asia.

Infini Global: Singapore’s Stablecoin Framework: Legalizing Multi-Currency Pegs

Singapore has long positioned itself as a global leader in fintech innovation, and its 2023 Stablecoin Regulatory Framework cements this reputation. Unlike jurisdictions that apply blanket rules to all digital assets, Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) has crafted a tailored regime for stablecoins—particularly those pegged to multiple currencies. This forward-looking approach aims to foster trust in blockchain-based payments while addressing systemic risks inherent in cross-border financial flows.