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premier leagu

2026-10-11 11:18:11

What is Premier League +?

A Premier League streaming service available only in Singapore. It carries all 380 league matches, sold as a 24-hour, monthly or annual pass.

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USDD

2026-10-10 08:27:27

USDD sponsors and joins Cointelegraph CONNECT event in Singapore

Decentralized stablecoin USDD sponsored and attended the Cointelegraph CONNECT event held in Singapore on Oct. 9, according to ChainCatcher. Yvonne Chia, head of communications at USDD, is set to join a panel discussion alongside executives from ether.fi, Mercuryo and FinHarbor. The session will focus on how stablecoins can move into everyday consumer spending through payment infrastructure such as cards and wallets. USDD is described as a multi-chain decentralized overcollateralized stablecoin and is currently issued on the TRON network, Ethereum Chain and BNB Chain. The project said it is building a secure, transparent and efficient decentralized stablecoin product through compatibility with major DeFi protocols and its multi-chain footprint, while continuing to explore broader real-economy use cases for stablecoins.

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Game Mine All

2026-10-10 03:25:01

GMA and TechFlow hold AI & Gaming Nexus in Singapore, with talks centered on game investing and project survival in the AI era

Game Mine Alliance and TechFlow held the AI & Gaming Nexus event in Singapore on Oct. 6, bringing together participants from AI, gaming, Web3, investment, and startup circles. The event focused on how AI is changing game production, user experience, and business models, with more than 600 online registrations, according to the organizers. Support came from PumpSnake, the9bit, 0G, Waterdrip Capital, IOSG, AZverse, Miuro.AI, Cddjap, Bifire investment, and media partners including Foresight News, TechFlow, and PANews. Discussions at the venue centered on two themes: game investment after hype fades and how projects can survive in the AI era. Speakers said AI is lowering the barriers to development and content production, but they argued that the core of competition in games still comes down to playability, user retention, distribution efficiency, and long-term relationships. The panels also explored the possibility that AI NPCs could evolve into persistent in-game participants that interact and grow with players over time.

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Singapore

2026-09-03 02:06:02

Singapore MAS proposes stablecoin rules with 100% reserves and a ban on holder yield

The Monetary Authority of Singapore on Sept. 1 released a consultation paper proposing changes to the country’s stablecoin rules under the Payment Services Act. The draft would require issuers to hold reserve assets equal to at least 100% of circulating stablecoins, keep those assets in segregated accounts, and place them with licensed financial institutions. It would also bar issuers from paying interest or any other return to stablecoin holders. MAS said stablecoins may be used for payments, but should not be treated by the public as investment products or interest-bearing substitutes for bank deposits. Ho Hern Shin, MAS deputy managing director for financial supervision, said well-regulated and credible stablecoins could serve as reliable settlement assets in tokenized financial markets while reducing risks for users and the broader financial system. The consultation runs through Oct. 16. MAS is also studying whether to allow limited recognition of foreign stablecoins regulated under comparable overseas frameworks, though details such as the recognition process, liability allocation for jointly issued cross-border stablecoins, and transition arrangements for existing issuers in Singapore have not been settled. The proposal comes as Ripple tests RLUSD in an MAS central bank sandbox under Project BLOOM.

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BitGo

2026-09-03 01:30:41

BitGo opens Singapore office as APAC client count triples from a year earlier

Digital asset custody firm BitGo has opened a new office in Singapore to support its expansion across the Asia-Pacific region, according to a Techub news brief citing Crypto Briefing. The company said its APAC client base grew by two times over the past year, meaning the total reached three times its earlier level. The update points to rising institutional demand in Asia for regulated crypto services, a segment that has drawn growing attention from firms building custody and related infrastructure for professional investors. BitGo framed the Singapore office as part of its regional growth push. The brief also said the expansion is expected to affect the global crypto custody market. No further operational details, staffing figures, or launch timeline beyond the published update were disclosed in the source provided.

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Standard Char

2026-10-08 15:46:05

Standard Chartered plans digital asset custody launch in Singapore for institutional clients

Standard Chartered said it plans to offer digital asset custody services in Singapore for institutional and corporate clients, adding another market to its expanding crypto and tokenization push. The British multinational bank said demand is rising for secure, regulated, bank-grade custody, and the planned service in Singapore will cover selected cryptoassets, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets. The bank already provides custody in the United Arab Emirates, Luxembourg, and Hong Kong. Patrick Lee, CEO, Singapore and CEO, ASEAN & South Asia at Standard Chartered, said Singapore is a major hub for financial innovation with a strong institutional ecosystem and growing demand for trusted digital asset solutions. He also said robust infrastructure is essential for the secure movement, safekeeping, and servicing of tokenized assets at institutional scale. The move follows a broader buildout of Standard Chartered’s digital asset business. In 2025, the bank set up a bitcoin and crypto trading desk in London and launched Libeara, a blockchain unit focused on tokenizing traditional assets. Last month, it also introduced bitcoin trading for institutional clients in the UAE. The report, first published by Bitcoin Magazine and written by Mathew Di Salvo, places the plan alongside similar custody efforts by BNY Mellon and Deutsche Bank.

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Standard Char

2026-10-08 09:32:13

Standard Chartered plans Singapore custody service for crypto, stablecoins and tokenized assets

Standard Chartered said it plans to launch a digital-asset custody service in Singapore for selected cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets, subject to regulatory requirements. The offering is aimed at institutional clients and accredited-investor corporate clients, and will sit within the bank’s financing and securities-services business rather than operate as a retail crypto product. The bank did not disclose which assets it will support or when the service will go live. The move extends a digital-asset business that already reaches financial centers including the UAE, Luxembourg and Hong Kong. Standard Chartered said the Singapore service is intended to support clients across a broader asset lifecycle, from safeguarding traditional assets to issuing and holding tokenized versions of those assets. The bank has been building the business through Zodia Custody and recently agreed to acquire the rest of the firm. Last month, it also began offering institutional spot bitcoin and ether trading through its Dubai branch’s foreign-exchange platform.

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Standard Char

2026-10-08 08:08:03

Standard Chartered plans digital asset custody service for institutional clients in Singapore

Standard Chartered said it plans to launch digital asset custody services in Singapore for institutional clients and eligible corporate clients that qualify as accredited investors, subject to applicable regulatory requirements. The bank said the offering is expected to cover select cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. In its statement, the London-headquartered lender described Singapore as a leading financial and innovation hub and said the market is an important part of its global strategy. The planned rollout would add to the bank’s broader custody push. In May, Standard Chartered said it would consolidate custody operations through the acquisition of Zodia Custody’s custody business and the spinout of Zodia Solutions after shareholders accepted its offer. The bank has also been expanding digital asset services in the United Arab Emirates, where it already supports institutional crypto trading and fiat payment infrastructure. Last month, it launched spot BTC and ETH trading, and its June banking agreement with CoinMENA supports fiat on- and off-ramps, client money accounts and virtual account-based transaction management.

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