MaiCoin cofounder Alex Liu reflects on crypto’s shift in Taiwan from skepticism to practical integration, where regulation, trust, and user experience shape its next phase. As the industry matures, the focus turns to building resilient systems that can withstand volatility and geopolitical uncertainty.
Stablecoins are gaining momentum in global finance, but Taiwan is proceeding carefully. Regulators are studying how fiat-backed digital currencies could fit within the island’s tightly supervised financial system.
Stablecoins could bring faster, lower-cost cross-border payments to Taiwan’s trade-driven economy. But before locally issued tokens can launch, regulators must resolve key questions about oversight, financial stability, and the evolving role of banks in a digital-asset era.
