South Korean authorities ask Interpol to issue ‘Red Notice’ for Do Kwon: Report
According to Interpol, there are currently 7,151 individuals publicly named on the agency’s Red Notice list out of 69,270.
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Terra co-founder Do Kwon says he’s not ‘on the run’
Kwon didn’t reveal his whereabouts in a series of Tweets responding to claims he fled Singapore after an arrest warrant was issued on Wednesday.
Terra Co-Founder Do Kwon Claims He’s Not on the Run
After reports emerged indicating that South Korean authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Terra’s co-founder, he finally broke the silence, claiming he is cooperating with several global watchdogs. At…
Singapore’s financial authority grants license to SBI’s digital asset arm
The firm planned to launch a digital asset securities platform in Singapore, as well as provide custody, capital markets products, and corporate finance advisory services.
Study Reveals the Most Interested Country in the Ethereum Merge
The cryptocurrency ranking and evaluation platform – CoinGecko – examined global Google trends to determine which nation is the most excited about Ethereum’s upcoming transition from Proof-of-Work consensus mechanism to…
Singapore’s Whampoa Group Announces $100M Venture Fund for Crypto Investments
Singapore’s asset manager Whampoa Group plans to set up a venture capital fund and a crypto hedge fund for investments in digital assets. Upon early estimations, the company intends to…
CryptoCom Backs Out of Sponsorship Deal with UEFA’s Champions League
Citing legal issues it’s facing in some European countries, Singapore-headquartered CryptoCom has backed out of a $495-million sponsorship deal with Union of European Football Association (UEFA) Champions League. Regulatory Issues…
Singapore court rules in favor of Bithumb founder in acquisition case
The decision on the civil lawsuit might affect a trial court in South Korea.
Singapore Considers Stricter Rules for Retail Crypto Investors — Regulator Says Cryptocurrencies Are ‘Highly Hazardous’
Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), is contemplating imposing stricter rules on retail crypto investors. “MAS regards cryptocurrencies as unsuitable for use as money and as highly…
MAS doesn’t trust retail crypto investments, mulling more regulations
Regulators in Singapore say cryptocurrencies are problematic due to high market volatility and warn against retail investments in cryptocurrencies.
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