A new chapter for Coinhako. Built in Singapore. Trusted by more than 480,000 users. For more than a decade, #Coinhako has built one of Southeast Asia's trusted and regulated digital asset platforms from Singapore — one of the world's leading financial centres and a frontrunner in digital asset regulation. Today, as part of SBI Group, we are entering our next chapter. By combining Coinhako's regional expertise, customer base and regulatory experience with SBI Group's financial services, technology and global network, we aim to expand global digital asset corridors originating from Japan and Southeast Asia. Our ambition is to support the next generation of digital financial infrastructure through responsible innovation, while continuing to explore opportunities across stablecoins, tokenisation, on-chain finance and cross-border financial services, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The next chapter begins.

Today, $BTC moved above $87,000. Price gets the headlines, but some of the more interesting moves are happening underneath: Institutional activity around digital assets is back in focus. From renewed ETF flows to stablecoins becoming increasingly connected with traditional financial markets, several developments this week point to a deeper intersection between digital assets and institutional finance. What we're watching ↓ 1️⃣ US spot Bitcoin ETFs see their strongest inflows in nearly a year US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded around $999 million in net inflows in a single session, the largest daily total since October 2025. The size of the move puts ETF flows back in focus as an important channel connecting traditional investment markets with digital assets. Source: theblock.co/news/markets/202… 2️⃣ Ether ETF flows are picking up too US spot Ether ETFs recorded $269.98 million in net inflows in the same session, their strongest daily inflow since October 2025. The broader picture matters: regulated investment products are providing established market channels for exposure to more than one digital asset. Source: theblock.co/news/markets/202… 3️⃣ Stablecoins are becoming increasingly relevant to US Treasury markets Stablecoin providers already hold nearly $200 billion in Treasury bills and other short-term US government securities, according to the US Treasury. As stablecoin adoption develops, their relationship with traditional liquidity and government debt markets is becoming an increasingly important part of the policy discussion. Source: home.treasury.gov/news/press…

Market's moving again. 👀 What are you watching from here?

Quiet progress in the background. Something new is taking shape. #coinhako

Not every step forward happens on the first attempt. The CLARITY Act may have stalled, but the underlying push for clearer rules around digital asset market structure remains. Building durable frameworks takes time, and this is unlikely to be the last chapter.

From holding to spending. Stablecoins are increasingly being used by institutions for cross-border payments. For everyday use, the next step is bringing stablecoins closer to the payment networks people already know. #cryptocard #Stablecoins #CryptoPayments

Weekend coming 👀 What's your plan?

"needed more screen for my ₿ "

Stablecoins → everyday payments 💳 Stablecoin cards are one way digital assets can connect with existing payment infrastructure. So how do they actually work, and what happens behind the scenes when you make a payment? 💳 We break it down 👇 coinhako.com/blog/what-is-a-… #cryptocard #Stablecoins #CryptoPayments

Connecting stablecoin liquidity with established payment rails is an important part of moving stablecoins from onchain activity towards everyday utility. Quiet progress in the background. 👀

🇸🇬 JUST IN: Singapore proposes BANNING stablecoin issuers from paying yield to holders. The Monetary Authority of Singapore wants 100% reserve backing at all times, segregated custody, stress testing, and mandatory wind-down plans. Only licensed issuers can call their tokens "MAS-regulated stablecoins." The US GENIUS Act, the EU's MiCA, Hong Kong, and Japan already enforce similar rules. FIVE of the world's biggest financial hubs now regulate stablecoins as payment tools, not investments.

We were pleased to join #SMU #FinTech Networking Night 2026 as a Platinum Sponsor. 🎉 It was a great evening connecting with students, industry professionals and the wider fintech community, and exchanging perspectives on how Singapore's digital asset landscape continues to evolve. 😊 Some of the most valuable conversations start with curiosity. From the changing role of digital assets in financial services to the skills and perspectives that will shape the industry ahead, we enjoyed hearing different views and seeing the questions being asked by the next generation of fintech talent. 💪 Thank you to the SMU FinTech team for bringing the community together, and to everyone who stopped by the #Coinhako booth to chat with us. 💬 We look forward to continuing these conversations and supporting greater understanding of the #digitalasset industry in Singapore.