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From "Innovation Paradise" to "Regulatory Guidance": Singapore's Path to Web3 Regulation In recent years, Singapore has been regarded as one of the preferred hubs for global virtual currency and Web3 enterprises. Thanks to its open innovation environment, stable legal system, and relatively relaxed policies, this city-state has attracted numerous participants from the crypto industry and was once hailed as the "Crypto Capital of Asia." However, over time, Singapore's regulatory strategy is undergoing a shift. From the early "innovation encouragement" model, it is gradually moving towards a more "risk control" focused and prudent approach. This shift has sparked discussions in the industry about whether Singapore is tightening its Web3 policies. In fact, this change is more like Singapore starting to implement more refined industry governance after completing the initial "primitive accumulation" phase. Let's take a look back at the evolution of Web3 regulation in Singapore: Early Stage: Open Innovation, Gearing Up 2019

Oasys released a new technical roadmap, focusing on solving issues of data availability, interoperability, and scalability in the blockchain gaming ecosystem, conducting short to medium-term technical planning, promoting the development of Web3 games, and enhancing the protection of user assets and ecosystem development.

Oasys has released a technical roadmap aimed at addressing three major challenges in the development of chain games: application data availability, layer two interoperability, and ecosystem scalability. By introducing cross-chain bridges and development tools, Oasys hopes to enhance the user experience and promote the development of the Blockchain gaming industry.

Trump signed the GENIUS Act at the White House, providing the first comprehensive federal regulatory framework for the U.S. stablecoin market, requiring stablecoin issuers to maintain 100% reserves and adhere to strict compliance requirements, encouraging participation from Financial Institutions. However, the market still faces challenges related to consumer rights and compliance, and the stablecoin market is expected to rise rapidly to $20 trillion in the future.