Singapore central bank explains why Binance was on its alert list, but FTX wasn’t
The Monetary Authority of Singapore had its reasons, and there was nothing more it could have done about the FTX threat anyway, just like other national regulators.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore had its reasons, and there was nothing more it could have done about the FTX threat anyway, just like other national regulators.
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