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Singapore proposes 100% reserves and yield ban for stablecoin issuers
Singapore's financial regulator proposed rules requiring stablecoin issuers to hold full cash reserves and prohibiting yield generation, while signaling openness to recognizing foreign-issued stablecoins under its regulatory framework. The regulator said the rules align with U.S. and EU standards.
Why it matters for the crypto market
Singapore's stablecoin framework shapes regional adoption and institutional use; tightening reserves while opening to foreign issuers clarifies rules but may limit yield products that drive adoption.
Source: CoinDesk
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