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Thailand's spot crypto ETFs

Where it stands now. Thailand allows spot bitcoin and ether ETFs from 16 October, but as of 23 October its SEC had received no formal applications.

The record 2 developments

  1. · in Issue 4

    Thai SEC says it has no spot crypto ETF applications yet

    On 23 October Thailand's SEC said it had received no formal applications for spot crypto ETFs, though several asset managers had asked about bitcoin and ether products, TechFlow and Liputan6 reported. It named no issuers, set no listing timeline and could not confirm a first launch in 2026.

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  2. Thailand's SEC sets rules for spot bitcoin and ether ETFs

    What happened. Thailand's SEC finalised rules for spot crypto ETFs on October 8, limited to bitcoin and ether. CoinPost reports the regulator issued 11 notifications allowing domestic spot ETFs from October 16, banning broker loans to buy them and requiring risk checks.

    Why it matters. The sources don't say.

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