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Abstract:The Monetary Authority of Singapore, the nation’s financial regulatory body, strictly prohibits any advertisement related to digital assets to be present on the race tracks further strengthening their stance on tightening rules in this aspect.
The Singapore Grand Prix will resume on September 30 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit after being postponed for two years due to the pandemic caused by Covid-19. Despite the fact that Singapore has become an increasingly popular financial hub as well as blockchain and cryptocurrency businesses, the nation‘s regular has also become increasingly cautious and strict as a result of the crypto’s radical price fluctuations and selloffs.
In January, it tightened restrictions on public advertising of cryptocurrency services. Furthermore, at the end of August, the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), declared that new and stricter measures will be imposed on the cryptocurrency scene in Singapore to protect investors in these digital assets.
Earlier this week, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, the MAS informed the Grand Prix organizers that no cryptocurrency or digital assets-related advertisements shall appear on the circuit.
The F1 Grand Prix will have an advertising ban that does not apply to vehicles or driver attire. This implies that the track's traditional blue and white crypto.com advertisements will not be seen in Singapore. The city's reasoning for the distinction is that the teams' equipment is used globally, and logos on it are seen as advertising to F1 fans worldwide, whereas branding on the track targets locals and thus violates the rules.
It is asserted that only professional investors are permitted to view cryptocurrency advertisements in Singapore. Their promotions forbid using public transportation, malls, websites, social media, or third-party platforms to target retail customers. This is to curb hype among retail cryptocurrency traders in Singapore. While the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is considering additional consumer protection measures, it also wishes to advance blockchain technology and other aspects of the digital asset market.
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