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Singapore’s Crypto Business Law
With the new legislation that was approved by the parliament of Singapore, cryptocurrency and digital asset providers that operate their business overseas (yet are based in the city-state) will now be obliged to attain a license. Up until now, such companies did not face anti-money laundering regulations. 
South Korean technology company LG Electronics Inc. wants to enter the cryptocurrency sector
On Thursday, a meeting of shareholders took place, at which it was decided to integrate the blockchain into the company’s development plan. According to the Korean JoongAng Daily media resource, the corporation’s charter refers to the “development and sale of blockchain-based software” and “the sale and mediation in cryptocurrency.” Ban on crypto payments in Thailand
Thailand will prohibit the use of digital assets as means of payment for goods and services. The cryptocurrency sector remains a controversial phenomenon in Thailand. Now the authorities are planning to introduce a ban on cryptocurrency as the form of payment from April 1, as they believe that this could endanger the country's financial sector and economy. $ 7 million: the Ministry of Digital Transformation calculated the cryptocurrency sent to help the Ukrainian army
Over the first day, more than 7 million dollars were received on crypto wallets that were created by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine. Information about this is confirmed by the Ministry of Digital Transformation itself and data on crypto wallets on the Blockchain.com website. Crypto staking: how to make money on crypto assets
Staking is one of the popular ways to generate passive income from digital assets. It makes the cryptocurrency work and does not require its sale. Also, cryptostaking is often seen as a counterbalance to cryptomining, associated with growing energy consumption and high environmental impact. A school in the UAE offers to pay for education with cryptocurrency
The Dubai-based Citizens School, starting in September 2022, offers to pay for education with cryptocurrency. It will be a pioneering school in the Middle East, providing parents with flexible payment options in both fiat and digital money. The Japanese government will review the Foreign Exchange Law to close backdoors for sanctions evasion
The Japanese government has stated that it will look for an opportunity to close any backdoors for sanctions evasion against the Russian Federation.
On Monday, the Japanese government made a statement that the country’s currency legislation will be revised in order to prevent Russia’s attempts to evade Western sanctions restrictions with cryptocurrency assets. For this purpose, during the next meeting of the Japanese Parliament, the Kishida government will revise the Law on Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade. This was reported to the Reuters news agency by Hirokazu Matsuno, chief secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers of Japan. Google has filed a patent for the trademark “Non-Fungible Planet”
On March 21st, Google applied for the “Non-Fungible Planet” patent, which by name correlates with non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the cryptocurrency sphere. However, this project will not be related to the crypto industry and intends to highlight problems related to climate change. 