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Bitkub Resumes Trading Amid SEC Oversight: What Crypto Investors Need to Know

Bitkub resumes trading after SEC-mandated improvements. Discover the latest updates and what it means for Thai cryptocurrency investors.

Upbit Enters Thai Crypto Market Amid Bitkub’s Regulatory Woes

Upbit enters Thailand’s crypto market as Bitkub faces regulatory challenges, reshaping the trading landscape.

Thailand’s Stock Exchange Sets Sails for Digital Assets, But Not Cryptos

The Stock Exchange of Thailand plans a digital asset platform but will not include cryptocurrencies. Read more about this decision and its implications.

Revolutionizing Tax Collection: Thailand’s Blockchain Leap

Discover how Thailand’s tax collection agency plans to use blockchain technology to streamline payments and improve revenue collection in 2021.

Mystic Valley Festival Turns to Blockchain for Cashless Payments Amid Pandemic

Mystic Valley Festival adopts blockchain tech for cashless payments, enhancing safety and convenience with MYST token amidst the ongoing pandemic.

Thai SEC’s New Capital Rules Boost Digital Asset Trading

Thailand’s SEC introduces new rules that allow digital asset values in net capital calculations to enhance liquidity and support trading activity.

ADB’s First Blockchain Settlement: Transforming Trade in Asia

ADB completes its first blockchain transaction, revolutionizing trade efficiencies in Asia through digitization and lowering barriers for businesses.

DeeMoney and RippleNet: A Game Changer for Thai Remittances

Discover how DeeMoney’s partnership with RippleNet revolutionizes remittances in Thailand, making cross-border transactions efficient and accessible.

Huobi Thailand Launches Amidst Pandemic: A New Era for Digital Assets

Huobi Thailand launches fiat transactions for BTC, ETH, HT, and USDT amid COVID-19, aiming to transform digital asset accessibility.

News

Advancing into the Future: Hong Kong and Thailand’s Journey Towards a Joint CBDC

Explore the collaboration between Hong Kong and Thailand’s central banks aimed at creating a joint CBDC for efficient cross-border payments.