Singapore hasn't actually embraced anything. On top of that, they don't come even close to what Japan has been doing on all legal grounds concerning crypto. As long as Singapore doesn't actually come over similarly to what Japan did last year, I'm not really putting any faith into the situation there. The problem is that you can't just assume anything when it comes to countries looking open minded right now, but still lack the regulatory framework to sustain crypto in more ways than one. On top of that, not even China has actually banned crypto currencies -- they just got rid of everything around it so people have no legal way to enter or exit the market. It's a smart way of achieving what they want, but without making a fool of themselves because you can't ban crypto itself, so they don't.