Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has opened a public consultation to establish rules for spot crypto ETFs, focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum. The proposed framework requires ETFs to be structured as mutual funds with at least 80% net asset exposure to a single digital asset and mandates passive investment strategies. Custody and governance standards will involve licensed digital asset custodians, and ETFs will be listed only on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The consultation ends May 11, with implementation expected in Q3 2026, marking a significant step in Southeast Asia's crypto ETF regulation.
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