Malaysia's making moves in the stablecoin space. The eldest son of the Malaysian king is rolling out RMJDT—a ringgit-pegged stablecoin backed by actual cash reserves and government bonds. This isn't some random DeFi experiment. We're talking sovereign-level backing here, which could reshape how Southeast Asian nations approach digital currency infrastructure. The combination of royal endorsement and state treasury support sets this apart from typical private stablecoin ventures. Worth watching how this plays out in a region increasingly hungry for blockchain-based financial rails.
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PanicSeller
· 14h ago
This is really stable and exciting
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SatoshiHeir
· 12-11 17:33
Fiat currency will eventually become obsolete
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-11 15:42
Keep a close watch on this wave in Malaysia
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 12-09 13:57
Looking forward to a new direction for the Malaysian Ringgit
Malaysia's making moves in the stablecoin space. The eldest son of the Malaysian king is rolling out RMJDT—a ringgit-pegged stablecoin backed by actual cash reserves and government bonds. This isn't some random DeFi experiment. We're talking sovereign-level backing here, which could reshape how Southeast Asian nations approach digital currency infrastructure. The combination of royal endorsement and state treasury support sets this apart from typical private stablecoin ventures. Worth watching how this plays out in a region increasingly hungry for blockchain-based financial rails.