Philippines central bank takes regulatory action against major crypto exchange Coins.ph

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The Philippines' largest cryptocurrency exchange, Coins.ph, is facing regulatory action from the country's central bank. The exchange reportedly handled business transactions for offshore gaming and gambling companies, which are restricted. Coins.ph serves more than 18 million customers. The central bank's move is due to the exchange's alleged involvement with these prohibited sectors.

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