Singapore, the global financial hub, is emerging as a metropolis of cryptocurrencies. Many companies, especially from China, are rushing to the city-state.
(Photo: Unplash)
Bangkok Changpeng Shao, founder of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange account, is in trouble in several countries: the British financial regulator banned his company from operating a few weeks ago. Baffin warns Binance in Germany Binance is also in the view of the authorities in the USA and Japan.
Shaw is not ubiquitous with his platform, which had a trading volume of $ 600 billion last month alone.
Entrepreneur of Chinese descent with a Canadian passport is very welcome in Singapore: “Singapore is beautiful and crypto friendly,” Shao wrote. Twitter The video of the 40-meter-high artificial waterfall at Singapore’s Changi Airport has sent its three million followers. “Innovators will succeed,” Shao added, referring to his adopted home.
Read now
Get access to this and all other articles
4 weeks free on the web and in our app.
And more
Problem solver. Incurable bacon specialist. Falls down a lot. Coffee maven. Communicator.
