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When machines start paying machines: x402 is rewriting the economics of the internet.

The article addresses the 'value bypass' issue in the digital economy caused by AI's consumption of content without compensating creators. It proposes the activation of HTTP Status Code 402 'Payment Required' as a solution, facilitated by Coinbase's x402 protocol, stablecoins, and L2 blockchains, enabling efficient machine-to-machine payments.

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Why businesses must win the trust of Singapore’s Gen X in digital payments

Singapore's digital economy is projected to grow significantly, but Gen X's reluctance to adopt new payment methods like digital wallets and QR codes poses a challenge. Only 42% of Singapore's Gen X are open to these methods, compared to higher adoption rates in Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia. This generational gap also affects social commerce adoption, with only 15% of Singapore's Gen X preferring social app purchases.

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Singapore vital in Southeast Asia’s digital economy: report

Singapore is pivotal in Southeast Asia's digital economy, leading in digital payments. The region's economy is projected to reach $1.299 trillion by 2030, driven by regional integration and real-time payments. Singapore's regulatory environment fosters digital finance innovation. The report highlights the rise of digital seller platforms, embedded finance, and AI-driven automation. By 2027, BNPL solutions will account for 25% of online transactions. Speed and security are key consumer concerns, with cross-border payment volumes expected to surge by 2030.

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Asia’s next leap in digital finance: from instant to intelligent

Asia is transitioning from instant to intelligent digital finance, focusing on programmable finance that enhances transaction efficiency and adaptability. With the digital economy in Southeast Asia projected to reach up to $2 trillion by 2030, innovations like AI-powered financial automation and hyper-personalization are becoming essential. Trust in algorithms and data governance is crucial for competitive advantage. Collaboration among banks, fintechs, and cloud providers is key to creating a seamless digital infrastructure, enabling businesses to expand beyond domestic markets and fostering financial inclusion for consumers.

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Businesstimes·
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South-east Asia’s digital economy revenue set to hit US$100 billion in 2025: e-Conomy report

The digital economy in South-east Asia is projected to reach US$100 billion in revenue by 2025, according to the e-Conomy report by Bain, Temasek, and Google. The region's gross merchandise value (GMV) is expected to grow to US$305 billion, with e-commerce leading the revenue. Food delivery is transitioning to a mass market, and video commerce is anticipated to constitute 25% of e-commerce GMV. Digital financial services are also expanding, driven by unified QR systems. Singapore is emerging as an AI hub, attracting significant funding and talent.

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