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Thailand is rewriting its stock exchange rules to trap billions

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According to CryptoSlate BTC on 2026-08-26, The proposal starts with Bitcoin and Ethereum, SET-only trading and primarily Thai-regulated custody, with comments due Sept. 20. The post Thailand is rewriting its stock exchange rules to trap billions in Bitcoin ETF wealth strictly inside its own borders appeared first on Crypt. CoinBatmi is publishing this as a source-grounded briefing because the report falls within our ongoing bitcoin coverage. The cited material is the basis for the facts in this update, while additional confirmation may still be needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreign investors buy Thailand's Bitcoin ETFs?

Yes, foreign investors can access the ETFs through local brokerage accounts that connect to the SET, but they cannot trade them on overseas exchanges.

How does Thailand's custody rule differ from Hong Kong's?

Hong Kong allows global custodians like Coinbase Custody to hold ETF assets. Thailand requires a Thai-licensed custodian, effectively barring foreign custodians unless they establish a local licensed entity.

When could the first Thailand Bitcoin ETF launch?

If final rules are issued in October 2026, the earliest launches would be in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, depending on fund-manager readiness and SEC approval timelines.

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