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🗣️#VladimirSmirkis ,co-founder of the Telegram crypto game #BLUM ,has been arrested in Moscow.
📌The Zamoskvoretsky Court in Moscow has issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Smirkis,the former head of the Binance exchange in the #CIS and co-founder of the crypto game Blum,in a #Criminal case related to particularly large-scale fraud.
📌The arrest is related to the businessman's previous #Projects ,in which investors lost at least $15 million.
📌Yesterday:He resigned from his position as director.
🗣️#VladimirSmirkis ,co-founder of the Telegram crypto game #BLUM ,has been arrested in Moscow.
📌The Zamoskvoretsky Court in Moscow has issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Smirkis,the former head of the Binance exchange in the #CIS and co-founder of the crypto game Blum,in a #Criminal case related to particularly large-scale fraud.
📌The arrest is related to the businessman's previous #Projects ,in which investors lost at least $15 million.
📌Yesterday:He resigned from his position as director.
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100X community news:
Monetary Authority of Singapore: Bitcoin spot ETF cannot be listed in Singapore
On January 18, according to Lianhe Zaobao, a spokesman for the Monetary Authority of Singapore stated that collective investment schemes (CIS) that retail investors in Singapore can participate in are regulated by the Securities and Futures Act and cover ETFs. They are limited in the types of assets they can invest in. Currently, Bitcoin and other digital payment tokens (cryptocurrencies) (DPT) are not eligible assets for retail CIS. As a result, the Monetary Authority of Singapore does not allow such financial products to be listed in Singapore and available to retail investors, as cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are not listed as eligible assets for ETFs.
#新加坡 #ETFbitcoin #cis
100X community news:
Monetary Authority of Singapore: Bitcoin spot ETF cannot be listed in Singapore
On January 18, according to Lianhe Zaobao, a spokesman for the Monetary Authority of Singapore stated that collective investment schemes (CIS) that retail investors in Singapore can participate in are regulated by the Securities and Futures Act and cover ETFs. They are limited in the types of assets they can invest in. Currently, Bitcoin and other digital payment tokens (cryptocurrencies) (DPT) are not eligible assets for retail CIS. As a result, the Monetary Authority of Singapore does not allow such financial products to be listed in Singapore and available to retail investors, as cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are not listed as eligible assets for ETFs.
#新加坡 #ETFbitcoin #cis
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