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Seven judges from DWF Labs, Mercuryo, Kosmos Ventures, and four other firms will evaluate founders competing for $170,000 in prizes at the FundersVC-powered event.
The move brings a major international bank into Singapore's institutional crypto market, where custody is a core requirement for many professional investors.
The planned service would connect institutional clients to custody across traditional and tokenized assets, extending the bank’s digital-asset footprint in a major Asian financial center.
The planned service would add Singapore to the bank’s custody footprint across the UAE, Luxembourg and Hong Kong, while linking safekeeping with financing and securities services.
The speaker roster spans major financial institutions, payment networks and Ethereum ecosystem firms, putting institutional engagement with crypto in focus.
The keynote links around-the-clock markets with digital payments moving at internet speed, a vision that puts continuous financial access at the center of OKX Now.
The distinction between company registration and regulatory oversight matters for how users and markets assess decentralized trading platforms.
The team is meeting attendees at Booth MB4.65 on Level 4 during the conference’s first day.
The regulator's position leaves a gap between Hyperliquid Labs' Singapore base and MAS oversight, while the platform says it has never claimed local authorization.
The broadcast frames OKX’s pitch around rebuilding financial services for the next generation.
The live funding link gives selected institutions in Asia and the Gulf more flexibility to move dollars for digital-asset activity, while customer trading remains a planned next step.
The 6 October event puts OKX’s finance-focused product showcase in Singapore, with attendees invited to RSVP for details.
The October 7–8 conference expects 25,000 attendees from more than 7,000 companies across 160 countries.
A gathering spanning 7,000+ companies and 160 countries puts the conference’s scale, and crypto’s global industry network, in focus.
The financing links Japan's SBI to dtcpay's regulated payments expansion across Singapore and beyond, with capital aimed at enterprise tools, consumer features and merchant growth.
The 290 figure gets the headlines, but Singapore's fourth straight year atop Henley's adoption index is the structural read.
Only S$1.69M of the S$4.906M haul has been recovered, a gap that frames a story bigger than the caning: known crypto holders can be physically coerced into transfers that police struggle to reverse.
Singapore captured 82.5% of the region's $6.2B cumulative blockchain funding, and a single Crypto.com Series D accounts for nearly 60% of this year's total.
By aligning with the GENIUS Act and MiCA on reserves and yield, MAS is closing the door on offshore issuers while opening a narrow path for foreign tokens that meet the same bar.
The Singapore payments firm says customer funds are safe even as the onchain investigator tracking the bleed reports the figure has climbed $2.5M in days, with incoming deposits still being drained…
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