Singapore pulls ahead of Hong Kong in race to be crypto hub

[Bangkok Post] - 12/24/2024

Singapore forged ahead with efforts to formulate a digital-assets hub in 2024, while rival financial centre Hong Kong has struggled to gain traction. 



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