Insight - Singapore wants to lead on crypto, not K-pop pensions

While Singapore has taken a conscious decision to be a key player for crypto-related activity, it doesn't to open its doors too wide, either. (Stacks of bitcoins sit near green lights on a data cable terminal inside a communications room at an office in this arranged photograph in London, U.K., - File pic)

SINGAPORE may have set its sights on becoming the world’s cryptocurrency capital. But its “buyer beware” approach to trading in risky digital assets doesn’t mean anything goes.

A coin that works as a pension plan for BTS, the world’s most-famous K-pop group, is perhaps beyond the pale.