Singapore’s Stablecoin Triumph: A Remarkable Feat! 😼

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Ah, the pronouncements of Secretary Bessent… such weighty matters! He deigned to commend Singapore’s progress, you see. A progress, mind you, in the frivolous pursuit of
 stablecoins! At APEC 2025, no less. One almost expects a fanfare of trumpets. đŸŽș

The esteemed Secretary Bessent, yes, he of the US Treasury, found himself
 impressed. By Singapore, naturally. Their adoption of these digital curiosities, these ‘stablecoins’, caught his attention. As if the fate of nations hinged upon whether a digital coin wobbled or not! He even paid attention to their
 method of digital assets. Friday, of all days. A meeting with Prime Minister Wong, officially documented, of course, directly from the US Department of the Treasury. A veritable avalanche of officialdom! One suspects a great deal of tea was consumed. ☕

Secretary Bessent Highlights Shared US-Singapore Financial Priorities (or so they claim)

And then, the APEC 2025 summit in South Korea – Gyeongju, a picturesque locale for pondering the imminent collapse (or perhaps, the glorious ascent!) of global finance. World leaders assembled, discussing ‘global growth’ and ‘energy security’ – as if such things were easily solved with a well-worded communiquĂ©. Bessent and Wong met, naturally, to discuss ‘shared priorities’. A partnership, they call it. One wonders if it’s a partnership born of genuine respect or merely the cold calculations of power. đŸ€”

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Singapore, it seems, has a ‘long history’ of investing in the United States. Imagine! These sovereign funds, pouring money into
 well, into America. Secretary Bessent ‘acknowledged’ their efforts, naturally. Efforts aimed at ‘greater adoption’ and ‘use’ of these digital whimsies. As a result, we are told, Singapore is an important ‘financial hub’. As if the world hadn’t noticed. It’s all terribly convenient, isn’t it? All very
 ordered.

And Bessent ‘thanked’ Wong, oh yes, a generous spirit he is! For Singapore’s ‘cooperation’ with the US Treasury. A cooperation focused on
 stopping Russian and Iranian oil deals! A noble cause, to be sure, though one cannot help but wonder if the complexities of geopolitics are being reduced to a simple matter of currency control. A frantic attempt to dam the tide, perhaps? 🌊

U.S. Treasury Recognizes Singapore as Model for Stablecoin Regulation (A Model of
 What, Exactly?)

Bessent attended the APEC forum, discussing US economic policy with other countries. He spoke of ‘trade policy’ – always a delicate dance, isn’t it? – and of ‘balancing relationships’. He searched for a way forward, and other nations made various deals. The world, as always, continues its relentless churning.

Bessent, it appears, has been a vocal admirer of these stablecoins throughout 2025. He believes they can ‘enhance dollar dominance’ and even help ‘pay for the US deficit’! A rather bold claim, wouldn’t you say? He supports the GENIUS Act – a name that reeks of hubris, if you ask me. Legislation was passed. The wheels of progress, or perhaps the gears of a finely-tuned machine of control, continue to turn.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has been ‘improving’ its crypto regulatory regime. Rules, mandates, licenses, reserves
 oh, the bureaucracy! As of mid-2025, Singapore has implemented ‘strict requirements’. One wonders if these requirements are intended to foster innovation or merely to stifle it under a mountain of paperwork. 📑

Ultimately, the official readout ‘validates’ the commendation. The US emphasizes ‘regulated digital assets’ and recognizes ‘friendly nations’ who are ‘advancing the technology’. A ‘partnership’ that keeps the dollar ‘stable’. A ‘fortified digital economy’. A ‘reference point’ for others. It all sounds so very
 reassuring, doesn’t it? But behind the polished pronouncements, one senses a deep anxiety. An awareness that the foundations of the old order are shifting, and that even the most carefully constructed edifices may one day crumble. Perhaps that is just my melancholic temperament speaking. Or perhaps
 perhaps not. đŸ€š

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2025-11-01 03:34