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Despite a broader market downturn, tokenized real-world assets have continued to grow, with on‑chain asset distribution increasing by nearly 300 % compared to the previous year.
The USD/SGD pair fell to a multi‑month low near 1.3250 in February, then rallied to around 1.3420 by the end of March. This 1.7% swing signalled an unexpected resilience of the Singapore dollar. The move coincided with fading expectations of Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) policy easing. The rally broke the 50‑day moving average at 1.3350 and later cleared the psychological 1.3400 level. Volume surged during the reversal, indicating strong institutional participation. Key technical bands now sit between 1.3300‑1.3500, with 1.3450 acting as a near‑term ceiling. MAS manages the Singapore dollar via the S$NEER policy band rather than interest rates. Market odds of an April easing fell from about 65% in mid‑February to roughly 35% by late March after core inflation eased to 2.8% and Q4 2024 GDP was revised up to 2.4%. Reduced easing bets removed downward pressure on the SGD. OCBC projects USD/SGD to trade within 1.3300‑1.3500 through Q2 2025, citing a cautiously neutral stance. Risks lean toward further SGD strength if global risk aversion rises or MAS holds a firmer stance. Investors should watch the April MAS review and Singapore’s Q1 2025 GDP release.
Coinbase has made stock and ETF trading accessible to every user in the United States. Clients can execute commission‑free trades 24 hours a day, five days a week. The platform now provides tokenized stocks that are listed in Bermuda. The recent changes are influencing the Solana (SOL) ecosystem. SOL is trading at $78.95, with a strong support level at $76.73 (S1). The CEO emphasized that “Every …”.
The Ethereum Foundation now prioritizes user‑focused, truly decentralized DeFi protocols. Vitalik Buterin emphasizes autonomy and independence from centralized control. The article “Ethereum Foundation Shifts Focus to User‑Centric, Truly Decentralized Finance” first appeared on COINTURK NEWS.
Ether is in a downtrend, with on‑chain fees and network deposits dropping to multiyear lows. The ETH price remains vulnerable until derivatives metrics achieve stability.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong warned that the UK’s proposed stablecoin limits could erode the country’s status as a digital‑finance hub. He argues that caps on holdings for individuals and businesses, together with strict issuer requirements, may drive innovators to friendlier jurisdictions. Armstrong stresses that maintaining the UK’s historical financial leadership demands embracing, not restricting, new technology. The Bank of England’s draft rules, based on its 2021 “New Forms of Digital Money” consultation, aim to protect stability while fostering adoption. Key provisions include holding caps, elevated capital standards, operational constraints, and mandated governance structures for stablecoin issuers. Critics say the measures are disproportionate compared with the EU’s MiCA regime, which offers a more balanced, innovation‑friendly approach. Analysts link restrictive policies to a 34% drop in UK crypto venture capital in 2024, while rivals such as Germany and Singapore see growth. Tight rules could limit user access, curb fintech employment, and push firms toward markets with lighter regulation. The outcome of these proposals will signal whether the UK can compete in the rapidly evolving global digital economy.
