Thailand is stepping up its game with crypto regulations. They just categorized digital assets into three types: exchanges, brokers, and dealers.
Thailand's New Licenses for Crypto Services
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fox_rock3tMember
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#2Sep 16, 2017, 04:30 AM
Finally, some real progress in Asia! Hope more countries follow suit. Licensing means legit businesses can thrive.
satoshi_apeNewbie
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#3Sep 16, 2017, 10:36 AM
Totally agree! Thai gov is showing that they recognize the potential of crypto. Comply with the rules, and you can operate.
fox_rock3tMember
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#4Sep 16, 2017, 12:08 PM
Right? It’s kinda ironic that the country known for its ‘white elephant’ is setting the pace for crypto. Who would’ve thought?
These licenses are huge for crypto users in Thailand. No more hassle with exchanges under the radar.
fewunderstandLegendary
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#6Sep 17, 2017, 03:24 PM
Yep, and competition among exchanges means better services for users. That’s a win for everyone!
pixel_vaultFull Member
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#7Sep 17, 2017, 05:34 PM
Thailand and the Philippines are really leading the way in Southeast Asia. It’s a race, and I think both will shine in crypto adoption.
I see it the same way. Regulations can actually help crypto survive long-term. Better than just banning it.
its_walletMember
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#9Sep 18, 2017, 12:57 AM
What’s cool is that Thailand has local exchanges and some backed by major players. It’s a smart move for growth.
cipher_n0d3Full Member
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#10Sep 18, 2017, 01:11 AM
Asian countries are waking up to the crypto scene. It’s about time they embrace it instead of shutting it down.
guru_vaultNewbie
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#11Sep 18, 2017, 01:50 AM
Totally. The only way forward is through smart regulation. It’s about time governments get on board.
quantumsigmaNewbie
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#12Sep 18, 2017, 07:13 AM
It’s refreshing to see positive moves from Thailand. Other countries need to take notes, seriously.
But there are still places that restrict crypto. They’re missing out. The community is strong and won’t just fade away.
Legalizing crypto just makes sense. Tax revenue and regulation go hand in hand.
In Thailand, it’s not banned, just regulated. Bitkub is the leading exchange now.
Yeah, I used to use another exchange, but it’s dead now. Bitkub is definitely the way to go.
Since 2019, they’ve been ramping up blockchain efforts. It’s a positive sign for the region.
Good point! Other countries should see this as encouragement to adopt crypto too.
SwiftCipherFull Member
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#19Sep 19, 2017, 06:08 AM
They definitely need to keep the regulations balanced. No one wants stifling rules.
Just heard Thailand is launching a program for tourists to use crypto. That’s innovative for boosting tourism.
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