There is new news in Thailand's financial circle. The local securities regulatory authority is actively promoting a regulatory framework with a clear goal—giving the green light to crypto ETFs, crypto futures trading, and tokenized products.



SEC Deputy Secretary Jomkwan Kongsakul revealed the timeline: regulatory guidelines for crypto ETFs will be announced early this year, and efforts will also be made to launch related trading products on the Thailand Futures Exchange (TFEX). What does this indicate? Southeast Asia has taken another big step in the path of crypto financialization.

From ETFs to futures, from guidelines to implementation, Thailand's series of measures demonstrate a changing attitude towards crypto assets. For investors, this means increased opportunities for mainstream entry. For exchanges, this presents new market opportunities. The entire regional crypto ecosystem could thus receive an upgrade.
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GateUser-e87b21eevip
· 5h ago
Thailand's move is quite aggressive; Southeast Asia is about to take off?
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OPsychologyvip
· 5h ago
Thailand's move shows that Southeast Asia is indeed taking cryptocurrency seriously... The entry of the mainstream players will definitely change the landscape.
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ReverseFOMOguyvip
· 5h ago
Thailand is about to open up crypto ETFs. Southeast Asia is about to take off. The mainstream players are definitely making a difference.
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