2026-01-22 16:00:32

#数字资产市场动态 Thai regulators are very active. It is reported that the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to launch an official guidance framework for cryptocurrency ETFs, paving the way for compliant product listings. This is not an isolated event — throughout 2025, Thailand's policy tilt in the crypto asset sector has been quite evident, with continuous increases in regulatory friendliness and industry support.

An interesting phenomenon is that while many countries are still observing or imposing restrictions, Thailand is actively embracing. This open stance, combined with Southeast Asia's geographical advantages and large population base, gives it an opportunity to compete for influence in the Asian crypto ecosystem. If it truly becomes a regional benchmark, the liquidity and application scenarios of mainstream assets like $BTC will also benefit accordingly.

The next key point is to see how this set of guidelines is ultimately implemented and whether it will motivate other Southeast Asian countries to follow suit. The market's reaction to this should not be too dull.

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VirtualRichDream

· 2h ago

Thailand's move is really impressive. Will other Southeast Asian countries follow suit? --- Another country is starting to embrace crypto. Now other nations probably can't sit still anymore. --- Wait, is Thailand really going to establish an ETF framework? If it materializes, the entire Asian landscape could change. --- Honestly, compared to those countries still hesitating, Thailand's speed is truly aggressive. --- Will liquidity really flow into Southeast Asia? That's the key point to watch. --- I'm curious if this will eventually evolve into a regional race, with Southeast Asian countries competing against each other. --- If BTC truly finds new application scenarios in Thailand, it will be interesting.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 3h ago

Thailand's move is quite bold. While other countries are still hesitating, they are directly embracing Web3. I have to give full marks for this sense of rhythm. --- Really? Is Thailand going to become Southeast Asia's crypto hub? Then we need to copy their approach. --- Wait, if this ETF framework really materializes, Southeast Asian countries will have to follow suit. The flow of funds will be interesting then. --- Honestly, Thailand's move is very strategic. With its geographical advantage and policy benefits, it's hard not to take off. --- That said, regulatory friendliness is a good thing, but actual implementation is the real test. Don't let it turn into just empty talk. --- The Southeast Asian race has begun. Let's see who reacts faster.

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GovernancePretender

· 3h ago

Thailand's move is quite bold; while others are still hesitating, they directly launched the ETF framework. Southeast Asia's influence in this area is definitely promising.

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4am_degen

· 3h ago

Thailand's move is quite aggressive. While other countries are still arguing, they are directly implementing the ETF framework. If Southeast Asia can truly connect together, the crypto landscape in Asia will have to be reshuffled.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 3h ago

Thailand is really bold with this move; is Southeast Asia's map about to be reshuffled? I should have stocked up more BTC in my Bangkok wallet. With regulatory friendliness increasing so much, can other countries sit still... Let's wait and see how Vietnam and the Philippines respond. If this becomes real, the crypto landscape in Asia will truly change.

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