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I am beginning to be interested in crypto but still speculating and yet to understand it. Also, I see a big potential in money laundering and I might be subconsciously contributing to undesirable transactions. Unlike precious metals, which is legal and a tangible commodity (and gst free), crypto coins is intangible commodity and it relies on computers. I have doubts on its sustainability. Thoughts?
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Gabriel
21 Sep 2018
Undergraduate at National University of Singapore
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Lim Chun Long Jimmy
21 Sep 2018
Co-founder at PolicyWoke (Traded Endowment Policies)
No, it's not a legal tender.
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Cryptocurrency is not regulated and considered legal tender by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. And yes, cryptocurrency is a highly sought currency for unauthorised activities, such as money laundering and drugs as transactions and users remain anonymous throughout. Moreover, it's very volatile so I wouldn't recommend you to venture into it.