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“We want to eliminate the hurdles associated with crypto trading, and streamline the experience for new retail investors,” said Finxflo CEO James Gillingham.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has issued a warning to crypto investors after the state’s prime minister was unwittingly caught up in a fake token scam.

"I have nothing to do with the platform," said Lee Hsien Loong. "It is misleading and done without my permission."

Asian markets are much friendlier to enterprise blockchain adoption, says Waves's founder.

Daniel Lim will lead Bybit's legal and compliance team, following an appointment hot on the heels of Bybit's U.K. shutdown.

Court transcripts have revealed that BitMEX’s fugitive executives Arthur Hayes and Ben Delo are negotiating a surrender with U.S. authorities.

Major cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has rolled out support for the Singapore dollar and set up a local office.

Following a successful trial of DLT-based bond issues, SGX has formed a dedicated company with investment firm Temasek to extend and expand the use of the tech.

Accredited investors can now own tokenized shares of a premium whiskey collection powered by Zilliqa.

Singapore-based Propine emerged from the MAS regulatory sandbox with a Capital Markets Services License and an authorization to begin offering digital-asset services to institutions.

These five countries have led the way in driving cryptocurrency and blockchain adoption in 2020.

OSL is now officially licensed to operate regulated brokerage and automated trading services for digital assets.

Singapore’s stock exchange SGX will also have a stake in the platform.

Executives from Facebook’s ‘Diem’ Association, Circle, Soramitsu, and Coinbase discussed how and when digital currencies will go mainstream, at the Singapore Fintech Festival.

The new platform aims to establish an institutional corridor between Europe and Asia.