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Robby Bun is an Indonesian crypto industry executive. He worked in futures brokerage before moving into crypto. In 2017 he and his partners began mining Ethereum, and in 2018 they set up the exchange Rekeningku, now Reku, where he is co-founder and chief compliance officer.
He chaired Aspakrindo when it merged operationally with Asosiasi Blockchain Indonesia in October 2023, and has led the combined association, Aspakrindo-ABI, since then. The role puts him at the centre of the industry's dealings with OJK and the House of Representatives.
He has argued that Indonesia's crypto rules should follow global practice. In September 2025 he told Commission XI that stablecoins such as USDT were already usable through card networks abroad and asked for a stronger association role in regulation. In 2026 he warned that the revised P2SK Law, which requires trading to be matched through an exchange, could turn licensed traders into mere entry points.
Policy engagement
Told Commission XI of the House of Representatives in September 2025 that Indonesia's crypto rules should adapt to global practice, citing stablecoin payment use abroad, and asked for a stronger association role in regulation.
Key actions
Warned that Article 221A of the revised P2SK Law could centralise all crypto trading on exchanges and weaken competition between licensed traders.
SourceOpened Crypto Literacy Month 2026 alongside OJK and presented a complaints channel not limited to exchange disputes.
SourceTold a Commission XI hearing on the P2SK Law revision that existing rules were working and asked the House to protect the domestic industry.
SourceAsked Commission XI to align crypto rules with global practice, citing USDT payments through Mastercard and Visa abroad.
SourceSaid the transfer of crypto supervision from Bappebti to OJK, due in January 2025, was proceeding smoothly.
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