Most Indonesian crypto exchanges remain unprofitable
About 72% of licensed crypto exchanges in Indonesia were unprofitable in 2025 despite the country having more than 20 million crypto users, according to data from the Financial Services Authority.

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About 72% of licensed crypto exchanges in Indonesia were unprofitable in 2025 despite the country having more than 20 million crypto users, according to data from the Financial Services Authority.
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