following material particulars: (1) an alleged person’s name; (2) any act that would be considered as violation subject to the administrative sanction together with facts and circumstances pertinent to the

exchange business under Section 3 of the Emergency Decree, for which OKX has not obtained a license, in violation of Section 26, and subject to offenses and penalties under Section 66 of the Emergency

trading volume of MORE securities from normal market conditions, were liable to be a violation of Section 244/3 (1) and (2), in conjunction with Section 244/5 and Section 244/6 of the Securities and

is considered a violation of Section 26, resulting in an offense liable to the penalties under Section 66 of the Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Businesses. The actions of Arrom and Natach are deemed

operated without any license and is considered a violation of Section 26, resulting in an offense liable to the penalties under Section 66 of the Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Businesses. The actions of

, which misled the public regarding the price or trading volume of MORE share. Their actions constituted a violation of Section 244/3 (1) in conjunction with the presumption under Section 244/5 and Section

the inside information of NOBLE to Kongpat while knowing or possessing such inside information was deemed a violation of Section 242(2) in conjunction with Section 243(1), and liable to the penalties

, namely (1) Mr. Sawin Chindakul, (2) Ms. Paradee Teawanitchakul, and (3) Mr. Noppadon Chaidarun in order for the DSI to conduct further legal proceedings in the case of EARTH’s violation of the SEC’s order

price margin, causing damage to a large number of investors.   The seven persons? offences were in violation of Section 243(1) in conjunction with Section 244 and Section 243(2) and liable to the

received and keep the general public from realizing of such obligation. The above offences were in violation of Section 307, 311, 312(1)(2)(3) and 313 of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1992 in several