Singapore-traded digital assets SDAX received RMO approval from financial authorities

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2021-9-13 09:33
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Singapore's digital asset exchange SDAX announced on September 13 that it had obtained the Industrial Trade Agreement (RMO) license to trade digital assets by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). SDAX believes that the application of blockchain technology to capital investment will create new avenues of finance and investment. The exchange allows members around the world to tokenize their assets and list them on the exchange to showcase their heritage and make good use of the team of investors. SDAX is the first to commit to promoting asset security tokenization and plans to announce its first proprietary tokens earlier this year. Going forward, the company plans to expand its investments in ETFs, stocks, bonds and derivatives. (Crowdfunding initiate)

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