According to Techinasia, cryptocurrency investment platform Bake will be closing its Singapore market and services from May 1. Bake has set April 30, 2025 as the last date for all users to withdraw their digital assets. The company advises all users to process their funds before the deadline to avoid any additional administrative processes and potential fees.
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Crypto investment platform Bake will close its Singapore market and services from May 1
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