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The charging comes after the High Court granted a cryptocurrency exchange's application in July 2023 for Ho Kai Xin to pay back items she had allegedly stolen.

GEORGE TOWN: The air was thick with the smoke of incense as tens of thousands of celebrants greeted the onset of the ninth day of Chinese New Year last night, colloquially called the Hokkien New Year.

The offender picked up a wooden pole that had a protruding nail to attack a rival fish soup stall owner at Tanglin Halt Food Centre.

/PRNewswire/ -- On August 30, 2023, the latest episode of Youth Power, "Gen Z Ready to Kickoff New Semester" premiered online as the start of the new school...

In the recent decision of ByBit Fintech Ltd v Ho Kai Xin and others [2023] SGHC 199, the Singapore High Court held that cryptocurrency is property capable of being held on trust. This...

In a dispute between the cryptocurrency exchange Bybit and a contractor, Singapore's High Court ruled that cryptocurrencies constitute property.

A recent ruling by the High Court of Singapore recognizes cryptocurrencies as property capable of being held on trust, bringing further legitimacy to the digital asset industry.

According to a ruling made on July 25 by Judge Philip Jeyaretnam of the High Court of Singapore, cryptocurrency is considered property that can be held in trust.

The High Court of Singapore declared cryptocurrency as a type of property on July 25, marking a significant step in the legal understanding of digital assets…

A Singaporean High Court has ruled that cryptocurrency is a property capable of being held in trust, according to a July 25 ruling. ByBit vs. Miss Ho The…