Singapore will not ban cryptocurrency

[DeadCoin]

Bitcoin was accepted by Singapore because this country always support new technologies and implement in their country. People also support their government, that's why bitcoin is legalised in Singapore. Many ico's are also launched in this country successfully and many new projects are also developed. Singapore supports block chain technology and it is one of the payment method accepts in few shops.

[Patient_Zero]

Bitcoin was accepted by Singapore because this country always support new technologies and implement in their country. People also support their government, that's why bitcoin is legalised in Singapore. Many ico's are also launched in this country successfully and many new projects are also developed. Singapore supports block chain technology and it is one of the payment method accepts in few shops.

Singaporeans are very well aware of the potential that exists in Crypto as the government facilitates bitcoin users, the effect is also the first big effect, the easier it is for entrepreneurs to do business in Singapore. The second effect is the increasing number of tourists who enter them. flowing the wheels of the economy with the number of business actors and foreign exchange coming in more and more causing the country's economy to go up.

[tanoe]

Bitcoin was accepted by Singapore because this country always support new technologies and implement in their country. People also support their government, that's why bitcoin is legalised in Singapore. Many ico's are also launched in this country successfully and many new projects are also developed. Singapore supports block chain technology and it is one of the payment method accepts in few shops.

I think all countries in Asia are also developing with technological progress. does anyone limit themselves to that? Let's think about China? we all know technology in this country is growing very fast.
but, to legalize or not ban cryptocurrency something different. there are regulations that must be regulated, and still do not interfere with existing financial regulations.