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Singapore central bank explains why Binance was on its alert list, but FTX wasn’t

The first point MAS wanted to make was that it could not protect local users from the fallout from FTX collapse “such as by ringfencing their assets or ensuring that FTX backed its assets with reserves” because “FTX is not licensed by MAS and operates offshore. MAS has consistently warned about the dangers of dealing with unregulated entities.”

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Tuvalu Moves Into Metaverse to Fight for Existence

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