There Was No Cause to Add FTX to Investor Alert List Before Collapse, Singapore's MAS Says

2022-11-14 14:47

The Monetary Authority of Singapore said it was not possible to prevent Singapore users from directly accessing overseas service providers, and warned regulations don’t protect against risky speculative trades.

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Why Ripple is Considering Leaving the US for Singapore

The United States is a minefield when it comes to crypto regulations, and that lack of clarity could result in one of its largest crypto firms, Ripple, moving overseas. According to recent reports, Ripple executive chairman Chris Larsen has warned that the fintech and blockchain firm is close to moving its headquarters overseas in response […] The post Why Ripple is Considering Leaving the US for Singapore appeared first on BeInCrypto.

2020-10-7 11:28


Based in Singapore? Binance now Allows you to Trade With Fiat

Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance has just announced that it is now supporting fiat currency deposits and withdrawals for its Binance Singapore users. The platform, which launched similar ventures earlier this year in Jersey and Uganda, will allow Singapore residents or Singapore citizens based overseas, to buy a number of cryptocurrencies with Singapore Dollars.

2019-7-11 19:02


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Inside North Korea’s evil masterplan to siphon Southeast Asia’s cryptocurrency

North Korea might be posturing to attack Southeast Area’s growing cryptocurrency sector, and experts say it demands international response to reduce the threat. British defense think-tank Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) has warned countries like Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam could soon become targets of state-sponsored hackers intent on skirting international economic sanctions, CNBC reports.

2019-4-15 12:56