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Singapore Tightens Crypto Regulation, Requires Cessation of International Activities Before June 30The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) requires domestic cryptocurrency companies to cease all activities targeting the international market by June 30, 2025, unless they have the appropriate license. The fine for each violation can be up to $200,000. This move aims to control risks, prevent regulatory evasion, protect investors, and stabilize the financial system. Affected businesses need to quickly restructure and完善 legal procedures to continue expanding into the market legally.

Singapore Tightens Crypto Regulation, Requires Cessation of International Activities Before June 30

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) requires domestic cryptocurrency companies to cease all activities targeting the international market by June 30, 2025, unless they have the appropriate license. The fine for each violation can be up to $200,000.
This move aims to control risks, prevent regulatory evasion, protect investors, and stabilize the financial system. Affected businesses need to quickly restructure and完善 legal procedures to continue expanding into the market legally.
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👀 BitMEX fined 100 million USD for violating anti-money laundering laws From 2015 to 2020, BitMEX did not fully implement AML and KYC measures, allowing money laundering and illegal trading with U.S. customers. As a result, the exchange faced a 100 million USD penalty from U.S. authorities. BitMEX's management was accused of ignoring internal compliance warnings to prioritize rapid expansion. After the fine, BitMEX restructured its compliance system, implementing stricter KYC processes, but the exchange's reputation suffered severely. The incident underscores the determination of regulatory authorities to control the cryptocurrency industry, requiring all exchanges to strictly adhere to financial regulations. #BitMEX #sangiaodich
👀 BitMEX fined 100 million USD for violating anti-money laundering laws

From 2015 to 2020, BitMEX did not fully implement AML and KYC measures, allowing money laundering and illegal trading with U.S. customers. As a result, the exchange faced a 100 million USD penalty from U.S. authorities.

BitMEX's management was accused of ignoring internal compliance warnings to prioritize rapid expansion. After the fine, BitMEX restructured its compliance system, implementing stricter KYC processes, but the exchange's reputation suffered severely.

The incident underscores the determination of regulatory authorities to control the cryptocurrency industry, requiring all exchanges to strictly adhere to financial regulations.
#BitMEX #sangiaodich
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