Thailand is considering allowing the listing of Bitcoin ETFs on local exchanges, which would help the country become a hub for digital assets. The SEC is evaluating the possibility of investing in local Bitcoin ETFs for both private and institutional investors. This decision aligns with the efforts of other countries in the region, such as Singapore and Hong Kong, which are creating favorable conditions for cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrency companies, including Binance, are viewing Thailand as a promising market for growth.
1/16/2025 1:47:10 PM (GMT+1)
Thailand is considering allowing the listing of Bitcoin ETFs on local exchanges, which will provide access to cryptocurrency investments for both private and institutional investors 📈
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