I’ve noticed a lot of people questioning this, but honestly, I even gave the name of the place. If you’re interested, go check it out yourself—you’ll see. Every year during Token 2049, this place is fully booked. Even though the market hasn’t been great in recent years, the prices haven’t dropped. On the contrary, Ju Heng even opened a smaller venue called Supreme. The table fees at Supreme are half the price of Ju Heng, starting at 500 SGD, and taking someone out costs 3,000 SGD. Of course, some might be more expensive. Most of the customers are people who think Ju Heng is too pricey—after all, Singapore’s economy is also slowing down. Speaking of 2023 and 2024, there’s another place comparable to Ju Heng called 143. The shareholders of 143 used to be some well-known big shots in the crypto space. They’ve all stepped back now and handed it over to the previous landlord. When it comes to physical investments in Singapore, crypto big shots seem to have two hobbies: restaurants and KTVs. Don’t be fooled by the high prices, though. Old man @Trader_S18 told me that inside, he often gets PUA’d by the girls. Honestly, most people just go there to drink and look for some emotional value. Back when business was good, drinking was enough, so there was less PUA. Now that business isn’t as great, they’ve started PUA’ing the customers. Typically, a 5+5 night costs around 8,000 SGD to 10,000 SGD. That’s just for normal drinking, chatting, and playing dice games.