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

Singapore central bank explains why Binance was on its alert list, but FTX wasn’t
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2022-11-23 00:40

The Monetary Authority of Singapore had its reasons, and there was nothing more it could have done about the FTX threat any way, just like other national regulators. origin »

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