Thailand is considering allowing Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to list on local exchanges for the first time as part of its strategy to establish itself as a digital assets hub.

To double down on its pro-crypto agenda, Thailand is reportedly exploring a stablecoin that is backed by bonds, not fiat currencies.

According to a Bloomberg report, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering approving Bitcoin ...

The Thailand SEC is considering allowing local Bitcoin ETFs, enabling direct access to crypto investments and strengthening ...

Thailand is currently deliberating on allowing Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to be listed on local exchanges. This ...

With the Thai SEC exploring Bitcoin ETFs to boost its economy and keep up with international trends, Thailand’s ...

Thailand plans to launch a crypto sandbox in Phuket by October, aiming to boost tourism, economy, and digital innovation.

Thailand may permit Bitcoin exchange-traded funds to list on local exchanges for the first time as the country vies to nurture a digital-assets hub. The Securities and Exchange Commission is ...

Thailand may permit listing of bitcoin exchange-traded funds as the Southeast Asian nation seeks to adapt to rising global ...

In this conversation, Piccolo from the Build On Bitcoin Space in Bangkok, Thailand joined me to chat about Bitcoin adoption in Southeast Asia, where the culture and language differ greatly from those ...

Pichai spotlighted Bitcoin’s meteoric rise and fixed 21 million coin supply, hinting at the digital currency’s potential for handling big-ticket buys, including luxury property in Phuket, reported ...