Weekly Crypto Highlights: Regulatory Shifts, Token Unlocks, and Key Events

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Key Events This Week

June 30


Singapore Tightens Crypto Regulations

Policy Updates

Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) requires crypto firms operating domestically without licenses to halt offshore services by June 30. Affected exchanges like Bitget and Bybit are restructuring teams, relocating staff to Dubai and Hong Kong.

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Clarification on DTSPs (Digital Token Service Providers):


Exchange & Project Updates

June 30 Highlights

Aptos Migrates to FA Standard

Automatic migration of APT tokens begins June 30, enhancing security and DeFi compatibility.


Token Unlocks (June 30 – July 1)

TokenUnlock DateAmountValue
OPJune 3031.34M$17.4M
KMNOJune 30229M$13.8M
ACXJune 30100M$13.5M
SUIJuly 144M$122.8M

FAQs

Q: Why is Singapore enforcing new crypto rules?
A: To curb unlicensed offshore services and align with 2022’s Financial Services and Markets Act.

Q: What changes with Aptos’ FA standard?
A: Improved security and support for complex DeFi/payment use cases.

Q: How does EthCC ensure attendee safety?
A: Cannes-style security, including police patrols and surveillance.

Q: Which tokens face major unlocks?
A: SUI ($122.8M) and OP ($17.4M) top the list.


Global Regulatory Snapshots

Argentina’s VASP Rules

Ledn Shifts to BTC-Only Loans

Drops ETH support from July 1, focusing on Bitcoin-collateralized lending.

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Upcoming Events (July 2–4)

Grok 4 AI (Musk’s xAI) expected post-July 4.


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