In a move set to shock absolutely no one, Singaporean financial regulators have announced they are no longer classifying the 'pig-butchering scam' as a scam, but rather as an 'Aggressive, Proactive Wealth Management Strategy.'

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) stated that victims who lost their entire life savings to overseas syndicates were simply "failing to diversify their emotional investment portfolio effectively."

"The syndicate offered a high-yield, high-touch, personalised service," noted a MAS spokesperson. "If you fell for it, you clearly lack the necessary *kiasu* drive to question unsolicited financial advice. This is a failure of personal fortitude, not a criminal act."

An anonymous victim, who lost S$500,000 after being lured by promises of dating a handsome cryptocurrency broker, lamented, “*Aiyoh*, I thought he was real *lah*. Now only know I am the pig. The broker say next time must be smarter. So true, I so stupid.” Authorities confirm this new classification will streamline the reporting process, likely leading to faster reclassification of lost funds as "Tuition Fees for Life Lessons."