Coins.ph hits the streets to bring crypto closer to everyday Filipinos

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Coins.ph is taking crypto out of the screen and into the streets. From August 2 to 16, the country’s top crypto exchange will be rolling out a wave of interactive on-ground events across Metro Manila and nearby provinces, all aimed at making digital assets easier to understand, use, and trust.

Forget complicated jargon and tech-heavy lectures. These pop-up activations—set in malls and bustling public areas—offer a real-world, step-by-step experience for Filipinos curious about crypto. Visitors can learn how to open a Coins.ph account, buy their first tokens, convert crypto to pesos, and cash out straight to their bank or e-wallet—all with personal guidance.

And it gets better: freebies and rewards await those who sign up and verify their accounts during the events.

“We want to meet Filipinos where they are—literally,” said Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou. “By showing up in communities, we’re breaking down barriers and helping people see that crypto isn’t just for techies or traders. It’s a tool anyone can use in their daily lives—whether it’s for savings, remittances, or payments.”

The timing couldn’t be better. Crypto adoption in the Philippines continues to surge, with a 2024 Chainalysis report naming the country one of the world’s frontrunners in embracing blockchain technology. From play-to-earn games to remittances and digital investments, Filipinos are diving into crypto more than ever before.

Backed by over 18 million users and fully registered with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Coins.ph is on a mission to bridge the gap between digital assets and everyday use.

The tour kicks off August 2 at Farmers Plaza, The Marketplace Shopping Mall in Mandaluyong, and Ayala Malls Feliz. More stops will be revealed soon via Coins.ph’s Facebook page and Telegram community.

Crypto is no longer just online—it’s coming to your neighborhood.

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