Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission makes it mandatory for digital asset business operators to disclose cryptocurrency trading risks as the regulator shores up measures to protect investors.
- Digital asset entities must disclose a warning about potential risks associated with cryptocurrency trade and notify basic asset allocation prior to providing services, SEC says in statement Monday
- Trading risk disclosure rule will take effect on July 31 following royal gazette announcement
- SEC also prohibits operators from providing “deposit taking and lending services,” except in some cases as allowed by SEC rules
- Operators aren’t allowed to accept digital asset deposits and bring these ...
- Operators aren’t allowed to accept digital asset deposits and bring these ...
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