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Singapore's sovereign wealth fund still won't touch crypto because of FTX "You mentioned FTX and it made me immediately think of this. Singapore's sovereign wealth fund was famously very involved in crypto in previous cycles. Now the investment fund says crypto's off the table, [Spoken audio]: We have some other evidence. Actually, I found this story kind of interesting of people leaving the market. You mentioned FTX and it made me immediately think of this because it's Singapore's Temasek, which is their sovereign wealth fund, was famously very involved in crypto in previous cycles. Investment funds says crypto is off the table. We'll focus on AI. But interestingly, if you dig down, they actually said, hey, we got completely destroyed in FTX. They lost hundreds of millions of dollars in FTX and we're not interested anymore. So it's interesting that for I would say the most active sovereign wealth fund probably maybe Abu Dhabi and Dubai are equally, but at the time Singapore's sovereign wealth fund has no interest in crypto and it's still because of FTX.
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