Asia Market Daily: Singapore Police Partner with Coinbase to Prevent Over $4.2M in Crypto Scams (2026/7/12)

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Singapore authorities worked with Coinbase and other exchanges to identify 145 potential scam victims and avert over $4.2 million in losses. South Korea's Gyeonggi Province will pilot a stablecoin for public payments in August. Turkey charged a crime ring with laundering $850 million via crypto, while SK Hynix sees HBM prices doubling by 2027.
Singapore Police and Coinbase Prevent Over $4.2 Million in Crypto Scam Losses

Singapore police concluded a six-week operation that identified 145 potential scam victims and prevented more than $4.2 million in losses, collaborating with Coinbase and six other exchanges. Using blockchain analytics from Chainalysis and TRM Labs, authorities flagged accounts at risk from government impersonation, investment, job, and romance scams. The operation, running from April 16 to May 31, 2026, represents a growing trend of Asian regulators proactively using on-chain tools to protect consumers.

South Korea's Gyeonggi Province to Launch Stablecoin Pilot for Public Payments

Gyeonggi Province, South Korea's most populous region, announced a stablecoin proof-of-concept trial starting August 2026, targeting local currency, public subsidies, and payment systems. The project will test programmable payments, zero-knowledge proofs, and real-time reserve verification. A second phase from October to December will expand to evaluate fraud prevention and user feedback, signaling growing Asian government interest in blockchain-based digital currencies.

Turkey Charges 504 in $850 Million Crypto Money Laundering Scheme

Turkish prosecutors indicted 504 suspects in a massive money laundering network that used crypto, shell companies, and FX offices to move nearly $850 million. The group allegedly converted illicit funds into crypto and transferred them abroad, while luring victims with fake high-return investments. Prosecutors seek up to 34.5 years for the alleged ringleader, highlighting Turkey's crackdown on crypto-facilitated financial crime.

SK Hynix CEO Predicts HBM Prices to Double by 2027 Amid Supply Crunch

SK Hynix CEO Kwak Noh-jung forecast that 2027 will be the tightest supply year in memory chip history, with HBM prices expected to double as AI demand outstrips capacity. Clients are seeking long-term supply deals, but expansion limits persist even beyond 2030. The executive also noted that Chinese memory makers like CXMT and YMTC could become the biggest long-term variables in global supply dynamics.

ZachXBT Flags LAB Team for Market Manipulation as Token Sinks 53%

On-chain sleuth ZachXBT exposed an entity tied to the LAB team that dumped 18.5 million LAB tokens in two days, crashing the price by 53%. The address received over 196 million LAB from the team in April 2026, moved them to Bitget deposits, and later transferred to 10 dormant wallets before the recent sell-off. Despite holding 81.5 million LAB still, exchanges have not acted on the apparent manipulation, ZachXBT noted.

Binance Monthly Futures Volume Hits $1.6 Trillion Year-to-Date High

Binance's monthly futures trading volume surged to $1.6 trillion, a new high for 2026, even as Bitcoin traded in a narrow range and Europe adapted to MiCA regulations. The spike suggests traders are actively building positions despite cautious sentiment, with derivatives engagement diverging from spot market apathy. Binance also dominates exchange stablecoin reserves, holding 57% of the $93 billion total.

Hong Kong-Listed Boyaa Interactive Adds 108 Bitcoin, Total Reaches 4,201

Boyaa Interactive, a Hong Kong-listed gaming company, purchased an additional 108 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,201 Bitcoin. The acquisition aligns with a trend of Asian public firms diversifying treasuries into crypto, following similar moves by regional institutions seeking inflation hedges and digital asset exposure.

Hong Kong Clearing House Warns of Fake Websites Using Crypto Wallets for Fraud

Hong Kong's banking clearing house alerted the public to fraudulent websites posing as buyer protection services that trick users into submitting ID details and linking crypto wallets. The scams lure victims with cash rewards, highlighting increasing phishing threats in the region. Authorities urge immediate police reports if affected.

Shanghai Launches First Blockchain-Based Digital Warehouse Receipts for Metals

Shanghai completed its first batch of blockchain-enabled digital warehouse receipts for non-ferrous metals, issued by China Reserve on a state-backed blockchain network. The receipts cover the full lifecycle of issuance, registration, and cancellation on-chain, advancing China's push for trade finance digitization and supply chain transparency.

Russian Man Kidnapped in Bali for 30 Hours, Forced to Surrender Crypto Accounts

A Russian national was abducted in Bali, held for 30 hours, beaten, and forced to hand over crypto account passwords. Two attackers used plastic handcuffs and face coverings, eventually dumping the victim near a hospital. The case underscores the physical security risks crypto holders face in some Southeast Asian jurisdictions.

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