- Singapore ranks first in the blockchain sector, reportedly holding over 1,600 patents and more than 2,400 related jobs.
- Korea ranks 8th in the blockchain friendliness score, holding 18,000 patents but only about 120 related jobs.
- The number of virtual asset exchanges in Korea is 29, approximately 35% of that in Singapore.
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Singapore has been selected as the most blockchain-friendly country in the world.
According to Cointelegraph on the 26th, the decentralized exchange (DEX) Apex Protocol recently evaluated this in a research report. Specifically, Singapore received a total score of 85.4 points, possessing over 1,600 blockchain patents and more than 2,400 related jobs. There are 81 virtual asset exchanges based in Singapore, which is a significant number considering its population of about 6 million.
Korea's blockchain-friendly score was 75.4 points, ranking 8th after Hong Kong (82.7 points), Estonia (81.5 points), Switzerland (80.2 points), and the United States (79.8 points). Korea has about 18,000 blockchain patents and approximately 120 related jobs. The number of virtual asset exchanges in Korea is 29, which is about 35% of Singapore's 81.