Singapore pushes into crypto regulation with new stablecoin framework

By cineramaAugust 15, 2023Layer2

The central bank would label these crypto tokens as MAS-regulated stablecoins. This way users would be able to distinguish these coins from non-regulated stablecoins. Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary […]

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Singapore pushes into crypto regulation with new stablecoin framework

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