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Singapore introduces regulations for single-currency stablecoins

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) has rolled out a regulatory framework for single-currency stablecoins linked to the Singapore Dollar or other G10 fiat currencies.  With this new setup, any token with a circulation value over S$5 million will

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Argentinians Gain Inflation Hedge as Ripio Introduces U.S. Dollar-Pegged Stablecoin UXD

Ripio users in Argentina, where annual inflation is running at 115%, are already able to purchase the UXD stablecoin, also called Criptodólar, the company said Thursday. The stablecoin, which is also available in Brazil, is hosted on LaChain, a Latin America-focused layer 1 blockchain launched in June by Ripio in

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THORSwap Introduces New Feature Called Streaming Swaps Aimed at Better Price Execution for Large Trades

Before the introduction of Streaming Swaps, if a crypto user wanted to execute a large trade and achieve lower slippage on THORChain, they would have to manually divide the swap into several smaller transactions, resulting in higher gas fees. With the new feature, large swaps are broken down internally on

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Threads copies Twitter again, introduces ‘rate limits’ to combat bots

Mark Zuckerberg’s Twitter alternative, Instagram Threads, has been forced to implement rate limits in response to a growing number of reports citing spam attacks and crypto-shilling bots.Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced the introduction of rate limits in a July 17 post on the Threads app. Adam Mosseri’s explanation for the

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Sui Gains Centralized-Exchange Type Trading as DeepBook Introduces Order Book for Decentralized Exchanges

“DeepBook provides the essential financial foundation for every DeFi tool built on Sui," said Greg Siourounis, managing director of the Sui Foundation. "Combined with the scalability and composability built into the Sui Network, DeepBook offers developers the chance to build applications that are simply not possible on other networks.” Source

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