licensed digital asset business operators in Thailand to ensure protection under the Digital Asset Business Law. The SEC closely monitors and inspects compliance with the law. Investors using services from

to support the national economic and social development and to ensure proper investor protection. The public hearing is conducted on proposed regulations governing digital asset businesses in three

Future Investment Initiative Institute invited SEC Secretary-General to exchange views and opinions on digital asset developments with business leaders in the field, namely Sam Blatteis, Co-Founder

suppressing unlicensed digital asset businesses, while protecting users from lack of legal protection and mitigating risks of scams and money laundering.”  Earlier, the SEC issued a public warning regarding

arranging a trading system to facilitate digital asset trading with a fee collected at the rate of 0.1 percent of the customer’s trading value, had solicitation and advertisement in the Thai language to

use of services of unlicensed digital asset business operators since no legal protection is provided and there is a risk of exposure to scams and money laundering. To check the list of licensed business

it is appropriate to amend the regulations for the Funds investing in digital assets with proper measures for investor protection. The key points of the amendments are as follows:    1. To add

Director, CryptoUK, Mr. HaeBoong Lee, Head, Digital Asset Investors Protection Center, Dunamu Co., Ltd. (Upbit Korea), Dr. Manuel Meyer, Partner, and Mr. Christopher Murrer, Associate, Baker McKenzie

investors continue to receive appropriate protection and do not lose any rightful benefits. The SEC is inviting public comments on the proposed principles and draft regulations, with the key points as follows

device (an iris-scanning machine) located at various points, and several digital asset business operators are servicing these coins. Mr. Anek Yooyuen, SEC Deputy Secretary-General and Spokesperson