Thailand SEC Seeks Feedback on Bitcoin and Ether ETF Rules
The draft would let passive funds track only Bitcoin or Ether and require at least 80% average net exposure, the SEC said.
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Thailand advances spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF rules with 80% exposure floor
Thailand has moved its planned spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded fund framework into the draft regulation stage, setting an 80% minimum exposure requirement while keeping domestic digital asset custodians as the primary custody option. Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission said…
Thailand SEC opens comment on Bitcoin, Ether ETF rules until September 20
The consultations put out by the Thailand SEC are at least two steps from being finalized as a formal rulebook. The regulator still needs to collect comments, revise recommendations, and then decide whether to authorize the products. The August draft by the SEC follows its April consultation, where comments, most of which backed the regulator’s plan on custody arrangements, helped officials adjust parts of the original design. No final approval …
Thailand Drafts Rules for Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs
Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has moved closer to allowing spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the country, shifting from a principles-based proposal to draft regulations and a revised approach to crypto custody. In a notice released Monday, the regulator said it is seeking public feedback on two separate consultation papers: one lays out draft rules for Thai-listed spot crypto ETFs, and the other propose…
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