Singapore Crypto Activity Rose 55.4% to $284 Billion

Singapore recorded $284 billion in cryptocurrency activity from July 2025 through June 2026, a 55.4% increase from the previous 12-month period, according to figures reported by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The growth came as the broader Central and Southern Asia and Oceania region’s measured crypto economy contracted 6.8%, and was concentrated in institutional platforms. Chainalysis said institutional-platform activity in Singapore reached $60 billion, up 94% year over year. Much of that activity involved market makers, over-the-counter trading firms and institutional brokers. The analysis described the increase as driven largely by higher volumes from existing participants, rather than a surge in new entrants. The figures place Singapore at the top of the regional comparison for measured crypto activity. They reflect activity across services and transfers during the stated period, but the supplied reports do not provide Chainalysis’s underlying data or methodology. The estimates therefore cannot be independently assessed from the available information, and the reporting does not establish a single cause for the increase.