ChainCatcher news, APACX is committed to becoming a stablecoin infrastructure service provider in Southeast Asia, driving the regional financial inclusion and compliance process through innovative technology. Its business covers stablecoin issuance consulting, cross-border payment settlement, and Web3 compliance access support, aiming to provide efficient and secure digital financial solutions for financial institutions, enterprises, and ecosystem participants.APACX adopts multi-chain wallets, dynamic collateral technology, and blockchain security infrastructure to create standardized service modules and enhance payment efficiency. In the next three years, the company plans to expand its service network to cover 80% of the major economies in Southeast Asia, building a compliant financial ecosystem with a daily transaction volume exceeding 5 billion USD, facilitating the regional economy's transition to Web3.In addition, the company has introduced the "Stablecoin-as-a-Service" concept to provide stablecoin technology support for partners, accelerating financial innovation and inclusive development.

According to ChainCatcher news, as reported by Coindesk, the U.S. Treasury has developed a new financial inclusion strategy, but it does not focus on cryptocurrencies, which seems to indicate that the new strategy to promote financial inclusion in the U.S. does not rely on cryptocurrencies as an option.However, the strategy does briefly mention the risks associated with cryptographic technology, mainly to highlight the work the U.S. Treasury has done in marking the dangers of the crypto industry.Analysts believe that Harris stated during her campaign that she would encourage cryptocurrencies as part of her economic agenda, but the government she currently serves has maintained a distance from digital assets, which may be the last mention of cryptocurrencies by the U.S. Treasury before next week's election.