TechFlow News, on February 4, according to Cryptonews, the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced the launch of a blockchain-based digital token trading platform. The platform supports both primary and secondary market transactions, features multi-chain interoperability, and includes functions such as settlement, investor registration, and payments. So far, four digital token projects have been approved, with two additional projects under review.
Meanwhile, Thailand plans to launch a cryptocurrency payment pilot project in the tourist destination Phuket, allowing foreign tourists to make purchases using digital assets. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira stated that the project will operate within the existing legal framework without requiring regulatory amendments. Additionally, Thailand's One Asset Management has become the country's first institution to launch a Bitcoin ETF, marking further improvement in the digital asset regulatory framework.
