Monetary Authority of Singapore Examines Crypto Firms Ahead of New Regulations

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) reportedly asked crypto firms about their owned tokens, top lending and borrowing counterparties, loans and top tokens staked via DeFi. Citing people familiar with the matter, the report notes that firms were expected to respond promptly. The MAS has issued 10 licenses to crypto firms in Singapore so far, including exchanges like Crypto.com and DBS Bank’s brokerage arm DBS Vickers.
Source

Policy and Regulation

DeFi

Related News
Trump to make crypto a national priority in upcoming executive order: Bloomberg Trump to make crypto a national priority in upcoming executive order: Bloomberg
Singapore bans Polymarket amid national crackdown on online gambling sites Singapore bans Polymarket amid national crackdown on online gambling sites
South Korea imposes sanctions on North Korean crypto hackers, IT operatives South Korea imposes sanctions on North Korean crypto hackers, IT operatives
Bitcoin drops below $100,000 after Fed Chair Powell’s comment against BTC reserve Bitcoin drops below $100,000 after Fed Chair Powell’s comment against BTC reserve
Iran moves to regulate crypto instead of imposing limits: report Iran moves to regulate crypto instead of imposing limits: report
Latest News More More
1 Day Ago Phantom Wallet raises $150 million at $3 billion valuation
2 Days Ago BitMEX hit with additional $100 million fine over Bank Secrecy Act violations: report
2 Days Ago Pyth launches new oracle ‘Lazer’ to offer price feeds to latency-sensitive apps
3 Days Ago Sky’s lending subDAO Spark targets up to $1.1 billion in direct exposure to Ethena’s USDe and sUSDe tokens
4 Days Ago Sony’s Layer-2 Blockchain 'Soneium' Goes Live
delate
Use TokenInsight App All Crypto Insights Are In Your Hands
Open