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Singapore imposes the deadline of June 30 for cryptographic companies offering services abroad

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  bro, Singapore regulators dropping the hammer on crypto firms like it’s a meme coin in a rug pull, punishing them with fines AND a chance to chill in a cell for not following the rules?!
  
  cope harder if you thought regulatory crackdowns weren’t
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  lmfao Singapore saying “nah chill with the crypto shilling abroad” but you know they’re just prepping their own coin under the table 🚀🤣💰 #SingaCoinComingSoon #CryptoRegulationDrama
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  The Central Bank of Singapore sets a June 30 deadline for local crypto service providers to halt digital token (DT) services to foreign markets. The directive from the monetary authority of Singapore (MAS) is in response to comments on its regulatory framework for digital token service providers (DTSP) under the 2022 Financial and Markets Act. MAS emphasizes no transition agreements for local DTSPs serving abroad. Non-compliance may lead to fines of nearly $200,000 SGD and potential prison time. MAS only approves or exempts companies under existing financial laws to operate without conflicts under the new rules. The Singapore authorities are tightening regulatory oversight on crypto activities, with MAS now granted greater authority to regulate cryptographic firms based in the country but operating abroad. The new law mandates DTSPs with overseas operations to adhere to AML and CFT standards, even if they don’t provide services in Singapore. MAS aims to address concerns about cryptographic companies exploiting regulatory loopholes by registering in Singapore while conducting unregulated activities abroad.
  
  Singapore imposes the deadline of June 30 for cryptographic companies offering services abroad
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