Bybit Flagged by Singapore's MAS as Potentially Misleading Entity
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has added crypto exchange Bybit to its Investor Alert List, indicating it may be misinterpreted as a regulated entity.
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On June 17, 2026, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) identified Bybit as an entity that could be mistakenly viewed as licensed or regulated.
This inclusion on the Investor Alert List serves as a caution to investors regarding the status of the exchange.
The MAS regularly updates this list to inform the public about entities that are not authorized to operate in Singapore.
Updates
Update at 13:11 UTC on 2026-06-26
Cointelegraph reported Singapore’s financial regulator added Hyperliquid to its Investor Alert List, as a reminder that the decentralized exchange was not licensed in the region.
Sources: Cointelegraph