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Singapore PM Denies Involvement in Controversial BitClout Network
Last Updated: 05 April 2021
Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore, has asked that his profile be removed from the cryptocurrency platform, BitClout stating that they had set it up without his permission.
He also warned Singaporeans to be careful in their crypto dealings and beware of fake profiles and crypto scams.
Loong’s Profile Used Without Permission
In a Facebook post, Loong claimed someone set up a profile on BitClout to sell tokens using his Twitter account information.
“The site’s creators are anonymous, but I have sent an open tweet out to ask that my name and photo be removed from the site immediately, as I have nothing to do with the platform. It is misleading and done without my permission.” the Singapore PM said, referring to BitClout. 

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