cryptocurrency

About 20% of adults in Singapore own cryptocurrency.   The percentage of Singaporean adults who own cryptocurrency had gone up to 20% in 2022 from 16% last year, data from Finder.com showed.    Of those who own cryptocurrencies, 68% are men, whilst 32% are women.   Amongst types of coins, bitcoin was the most popular amongst Singaporeans (33%), followed by Ethereum (26%).

Consumers are still "irrationally oblivious" about the risk of crypto trading, said MAS.

This is despite MAS moving to tighten retail investors’ access to crypto.

About six in 10 want to accept instalments in cryptocurrency.

Blockchain & Crypto firms snagged the lion's share of deals, but enthusiasm may wane amidst new regulations.

More than 1,200 digital asset and crypto businesses around the world are now powered by Fireblocks, a technology company that provides enterprise customers with the most secure infrastructure for launching new Web3 products and services. 

The partner will deliver a pilot batch of 50 sets by end-April.

The new guidelines instruct against marketing DPT services in public areas.

Sparrow discusses its take on the trends in the digital assets space.

One of the cryptocurrencies is the popular culture meme currency Dogecoin.

The country also topped in searches involving cryptocurrency.

The crypto landscape in Singapore has never been more action-packed.

This chart from the inaugural Independent Reserve Cryptocurrency Index shows that more than 50% of Singaporeans believe Bitcoin’s value will increase past $50,000 in 2030.

Binance Asia Services has a grace period during which it can operate in the country.