Singapore Considers Enhancing Crypto Consumer Protection via Suitability Tests & Leverage Cuts

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By Deluxe 4 29 August 2022 | 3:40 pm

Singapore Considers Enhancing Crypto Consumer Protection via Suitability Tests & Leverage Cuts


The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is weighing the option of propelling ways of protecting consumers trading cryptocurrencies through new measures like suitability tests. (Read More)

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