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Thailand SEC Proposes Bitcoin, ETH ETF Rules
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Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission opened a public comment period on Monday for draft regulations covering crypto exchange-traded funds, marking a formal step toward introducing regulated Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products in the country. The proposal covers two areas. A regulatory framework for establishing crypto ETFs in Thailand, and revised qualification standards for foreign custodians handling digital assets on behalf of mutual funds and private funds. The SEC said the goal is to broaden investment opportunities for investors, support product diversity in Thailand’s capital market, and set consistent standards for offshore digital asset custody.
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