Binance, the world¡¯s largest digital-assets exchange, plans to keep hundreds of remote workers in Singapore despite a crackdown on unlicensed cryptocurrency outfits in the city-state.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore recently announced a hard deadline of June 30 for crypto firms incorporated in Singapore and offering services offshore to cease activities, prompting top-10 exchange operators Bitget and Bybit to weigh shifting staff overseas.
The new rules are expected to have a negligible impact on Binance¡¯s operations in Singapore, according to people familiar with the company¡¯s operations who asked not to be identified discussing confidential information. Hundreds of Singapore-based employees working remotely for the exchange won¡¯t need to relocate, the people said.
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