SINGAPORE -- Singapore plans to label so-called stablecoins, or cryptocurrencies pegged to legal tender, for issuers who meet regulatory criteria, as it works to bring greater transparency and stability to the fast-growing industry.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the country's central bank and financial watchdog, laid out a new regulatory framework on Tuesday, following a feedback-gathering exercise that began in October last year.
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