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August 26, 2026, 08:02:59 AM
Last edit: August 26, 2026, 02:09:34 PM by serjent05
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Naintiriga lang ako dito sa mga sinabi ni Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) President and CEO Ramon Monzon tungkol pagpasok muli ng Binance dito sa Pilipinas.
Tingnan natin ang sinulat ng isang article ng Bitpinas Binance tungkol sa pahayag na ito:
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Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) President and CEO Ramon Monzon publicly questioned the decision, raising concerns that a returning Binance would draw retail capital away from local equities and into speculative assets

Sinabi rin ng article na naka-link sa quoted statement na:

“Fighting for these retail investors is an ongoing battle for PSE. We have to contend with crypto, we had to contend with FX [foreign exchange] trading before, then we had to contend with online gambling.”

Ramon Monzon, CEO, PSE

It is obvious naman na talagang magkakaroon ng competition dahil shared space ang investment, how well the sector performs is dependent dun sa inooffer nila.  Kung meron silang magandang program, bakit pa lilipat ng mga investors from stock exchange to crypto trading?  I do not think that questioning other sectors na mag-operate sa bansa is the best move to prove their capability.  If they are capable, dapat hayaan na lang nila na magkaroon ng free market, don't use their established authority to hinder other financial sectors na mag-establish sa ating bansa.

Kayo, sa tingin niyo, is this one of the reasons kung bakit mabagal ang usad ng mga pagrehistro ng mga global exchanges dito sa ating bansa? O meron pa bang ibang dahilan bukod dito?


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August 26, 2026, 12:29:50 PM
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I personally think na may humaharanf talaga sa international exchange like binance. Obvious sa statement ni Ramon Monzon na threat sakanila ang international exchanges at makakapekto ito sa business nila. Dapat ang gawin nila is iimprove nila platform nila para maging attractive sila sa mga Pilipino.

I honestly haven't experienced putting my money on PSEI. Majority ng investment ko is nasa crypto kasi alam ko ang ginagawa ko at possible results ng pag invest ko sa crypto. I think they need to do marketing campaigns like teaching Filipino how to invest on PH stocks para magka new customers sila. They need to partner with investment gurus or influencer to guide us non-PSEI users how to use their platform and navigate inside and out, parang kagaya lang ng crypto exchanges na sandamakmak ang partnerships with influencers.

I agree with you, investment space is a free space at hindi dapat sila matakot kung alam nila na may iooffer silang mas better para sa mga Pilipino.

 
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Sa nakikita  ko sa bagay na ito ay kung ang klase ng mga negosyanteng katulad nila ay hindi nila kayang lumaban ng patas kaya hinaharang nalang nila hangga't meron silang magagawa, nasa business industry tayo, hindi naman pwede na walang competitors sobrang makasarili naman sila pag ganun.

Sa halip na fear yung pairalin nila dapat mas maganda na mas iimprove nila yung kanilang gawin para mas mapanatili nila yung mga users nila sa kanilang platform, dahil ako man hindi ko nanaisin na maginvest sa stocks, mas gugustuhin ko na dito sa crypto investment katulad ng Bitcoin at ng iba pang mga top altcoins kagaya ng Ethereum, Bnb, Hype, Tao at iba pang mga alam ko na makapagbigay sa akin ng profit in the future.

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Today at 11:52:16 AM
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Naintiriga lang ako dito sa mga sinabi ni Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) President and CEO Ramon Monzon tungkol pagpasok muli ng Binance dito sa Pilipinas.
Tingnan natin ang sinulat ng isang article ng Bitpinas Binance tungkol sa pahayag na ito:
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Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) President and CEO Ramon Monzon publicly questioned the decision, raising concerns that a returning Binance would draw retail capital away from local equities and into speculative assets

Sinabi rin ng article na naka-link sa quoted statement na:

“Fighting for these retail investors is an ongoing battle for PSE. We have to contend with crypto, we had to contend with FX [foreign exchange] trading before, then we had to contend with online gambling.”

Ramon Monzon, CEO, PSE

It is obvious naman na talagang magkakaroon ng competition dahil shared space ang investment, how well the sector performs is dependent dun sa inooffer nila.  Kung meron silang magandang program, bakit pa lilipat ng mga investors from stock exchange to crypto trading?  I do not think that questioning other sectors na mag-operate sa bansa is the best move to prove their capability.  If they are capable, dapat hayaan na lang nila na magkaroon ng free market, don't use their established authority to hinder other financial sectors na mag-establish sa ating bansa.

Kayo, sa tingin niyo, is this one of the reasons kung bakit mabagal ang usad ng mga pagrehistro ng mga global exchanges dito sa ating bansa? O meron pa bang ibang dahilan bukod dito?




Inadmit na nga ng CEO na yan ang tungkol sa kanilang pagkatalo dati.

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The Philippine Stock Exchange is essentially admitting it’s losing the fight for retail investors. And its response is to overhaul nearly everything about how regular people can buy stocks.

PSE President and CEO Ramon Monzon announced that the exchange plans to launch a new trading engine, introduce new exchange-traded funds, ease margin trading rules, speed up brokerage accreditation, and roll out derivatives products. The target audience: the millions of Filipino retail investors who have drifted toward crypto trading and online gambling instead of equities.

Narito ang source nyan https://cryptobriefing.com/philippines-stock-exchange-retail-investors-crypto

Tsaka dati rin plinano nila na magkaroon ng crypto trading sa platform nila https://finance.yahoo.com/news/philippine-stock-exchange-wants-crypto-180045377.html

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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) wants to be the platform for trading crypto assets when the country's regulators issue long-awaited rules governing the practice, according to a report from CNN Philippines.

PSE President and CEO Ramon Monzon told CNN that management first discussed the idea of setting up a domestic crypto exchange two weeks ago. The PSE has both the trading infrastructure and investor protection safeguards that Monzon said are necessary to trade cryptocurrencies.

Pero siguro mas naisip nila na imanipula nalang at sila din siguro ang nag utos na e ban ang malalaking crypto exchange para sila lang ang mag dominate

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