Southeast Asia as a Regional Concept

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Southeast Asia is the fastest growing Internet area in the world. It is the fourth largest internet market in the world. However, only 27% of the population in Southeast Asia has bank accounts. Most Southeast Asians and Filipinos may not have bank accounts, but they are skillful digital native, ready for innovative solutions. The mission of the hero is to revolutionize the banking industry so that Southeast Asia has no starting point for bank accounts or bank accounts, making it easier to gain credit. Our vision is more comprehensive by leveraging the technology that allows people to access more affordable credits, weaken the current financial system, and eliminate 2 billion people from the banking system It is to create a system.

It is in Southeast Asia that we focus first. There, the demand for cryptographic currency has increased sharply, but for the most part it is undeveloped. The population of Southeast Asia is 6 billion people, accounting for 15% of the world's population. We believe there is great potential in this area. We will focus on marketing in the Southeast Asian market through education, cryptography association and business partners. First, if Tokenomy users want to create their own token and sell tokens on the platform, there is a specific field legal consultant and expert team to consider proposing the token. They will ensure that the token sales maintained at Tokenomy is legal and will be legally required to ensure that our users are exposed to widely reviewed projects.

Southeast Asia is an important area of ​​belt and road for several reasons. Southeast Asia is close to China, its trade, finance and business relations are closely related to China. Southeast Asia is an important part of the belt-and-road 'one way' part. There are excellent ports in both Singapore and Malaysia, but in this area the port infrastructure is short and the country does not necessarily have resources to improve this situation. Historically, the Asian Development Bank has actively worked on the construction of an economic corridor in the Greater Mekong Subregion, but it has hardly been successful. Southeast Asia is also the main target of investment in China to improve land connectivity. In Southeast Asia there are many countries friendly to the United States and friendly Pacific Partnership members. Southeast Asia is China, while Japan and the United States are competing for influence.