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The Monetary Authority of Singapore released draft legislative amendments to operationalize its stablecoin framework, including a prohibition on issuers paying interest or yield to holders, with public comments open until October 16. The interest ban shifts reserve income entirely to issuers and pushes yield-seeking demand toward tokenized money market funds and DeFi wrappers rather than regulated payment stablecoins, reshaping distribution economics for exchanges and wallets that market rewards programs in Asia. Watch the final scope: whether offshore issuers, affiliates, and third-party rewards fall inside the ban will determine if Singapore-licensed stablecoins gain a credibility premium or lose share to jurisdictions permitting pass-through yield.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around ETH, BTC.
Original Source: CoinPost
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