With this in mind, it becomes clear that Indonesia’s future is dependent on building key global collaborative partnerships, building a balance for long-term digital sovereignty.
“How China’s Fear of Secondary Sanctions Pushed Moscow into Leveraging Stablecoins to Reshape Financial Warfare”
As 🇨🇳China walls off its formal financial system to avoid secondary sanctions, 🇷🇺Russia is turning to privately issued stablecoins to keep money moving.
The result, writes @HughHarsono, is a gray-zone financial ecosystem where state objectives run through decentralized rails.
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🇨🇳 Most headlines focus on the Belt and Road Initiative. But a quieter contest is unfolding across Southeast Asia over digital financial infrastructure: who controls the “operating system” of money?
💳 Digital money is no longer just fintech. In the context of global #geopolitics, it’s irregular competition by other means. The choice of digital rails today could shape Southeast Asia’s economic sovereignty tomorrow.
🇨🇳 While China has banned crypto, it has also quietly become one of the world’s most powerful holders of digital assets. Here’s how law enforcement seizures are fueling a shadow crypto reserve 👇