Gate News bot reports that, according to Decrypt, the Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has initiated a public consultation on amending the exchange digital asset listing standards, aiming to align regulatory requirements with industry developments while “maintaining investor protection.”
The SEC announced on Friday that it is seeking comments on principles to improve the digital asset selection process for “digital asset exchanges,” with the consultation period lasting until July 21, 2025.
The agency stated in a statement: “The SEC Board decided to amend the selection criteria for digital assets on exchanges during its meeting in June 2025 to align with the current state of the digital asset industry.”
The proposed changes will allow the exchange to list “ready-to-use digital tokens or cryptocurrencies” issued by itself or its affiliates for blockchain trading.
According to its announcement, the move aims to provide digital assets that are “in line with innovation and use development” while promoting Thailand’s digital asset ecosystem.
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