SINGAPORE -- Singapore is unlikely to head down China's path in imposing a sweeping ban on cryptocurrencies, but will work to make conditions more stringent for investors who wish to speculate on the digital tokens for profit, including possibly setting leverage limits.
The city-state's central bank chief on Monday signaled this stance as crypto communities and companies keenly watch the Asian financial hub's next moves on regulation for the digital tokens sector, amid the collapse of virtual asset players with the fall of coin prices this year.