A look into Southeast Asia’s blockchain industry (Infographic)
It’s no surprise that Southeast Asia is fast becoming a hub for blockchain technology.
The region’s large unbanked population opens various opportunities for blockchains to improve financial inclusion, and generally favorable regulations from local governments and central banks welcome innovation from industry players.
With a growing public awareness of the technology, opinions about blockchain’s potential to revolutionize the tech scene at large are becoming increasingly prominent.
But does the hype hold up? Tech in Asia takes a look at the current state of the blockchain industry to determine what’s in store for its future.

Infographic and illustrations by Susi Susanti, Tech in Asia
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