
Thailand wants a piece of the $120 billion Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF market, but on its own terms
The country is opening its stock exchange to crypto funds while limiting retail access to competing foreign products.
Coverage of exchange policy, tourism-linked crypto payments, and institutional interest in Web3.
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The country is opening its stock exchange to crypto funds while limiting retail access to competing foreign products.

Licensed crypto firms could accept deposits and withdrawals only through accounts verified as the customer’s own.

Licensed crypto operators must add recipient data to transfers, collect extra details above 30,000 baht and verify some self-hosted wallets.

Thailand's proposed crypto ETF framework would initially center trading and custody around domestic institutions.

A $50M exchange heist, a secret founder bailout, and a 5-month cover-up to prevent a bank run have finally caught up with Bitkub.

The Thailand case shows how cross-chain token swaps can complicate tracing across services, assets and borders.

$30 billion on Japanese exchanges edges toward BTC as custody rules harden.

Sora’s MicroStrategy 2.0 strategy now lands in Thailand, raising stakes for an ASEAN hub.

Why former Thai PM Thaksin believes Bitcoin could secure Thailand’s financial future and beyond.




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