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The Thai regulator wants to simplify access for crypto companies to the derivatives market and has already put a proposal up for discussion. The idea is to allow licensed players to submit applications directly, without the need to create separate legal entities.
This is essentially a continuation of previous steps where crypto assets were already permitted as a base for futures. Now the goal is broader — to expand the market itself while keeping it under control and reducing the risks of conflicts of interest.

0% CAPITAL GAINS TAX on Bitcoin and Crypto profits! 🟢🔥

In a massive move to attract global Web3 investment, the Thai government has officially removed capital gains tax on crypto trades, making Thailand one of the most crypto-friendly nations in Asia.

The policy aims to boost innovation, blockchain startups, and digital asset exchanges, positioning Thailand as a regional hub for crypto finance and tokenized economies.

💡 Why this matters:

Traders and investors can now keep 100% of their profits.

Institutional adoption is expected to skyrocket as tax burdens vanish.

Thailand’s move could pressure neighboring countries to adopt similar reforms to stay competitive.

This comes alongside Thailand’s broader digital asset framework — already regulating exchanges, custodians, and token issuers under clear legal oversight.
Unlike past cycles of hesitation, this time the nation is embracing crypto as a strategic growth engine.

🇹🇭 From tourism to tokenization, Thailand is setting the tone for Asia’s next crypto boom.

The global message is clear:
Tax clarity = Capital inflow.
0% tax = 100% bullish.

#Thailand #Crypto #Bitcoin

🚨The Prime Minister of Thailand, Prayut Chan-o-cha, has just revealed his personal assets, totaling up to 400 million dollars! 💰🇹🇭

This revelation comes amid increasing discussions about transparency and accountability in government leadership. Prayut, who has led Thailand since 2014, disclosed his entire asset portfolio as part of a mandatory declaration required by Thai law for public officials. 📝✨

In a decisive move to combat financial crime online, Thailand has officially banned unlicensed foreign cryptocurrency P2P platforms from operating in the country. This is an important part of the emergency law amendment package recently passed by the cabinet, marking a strong shift in how Thailand controls the flow of digital assets.

🔐 Red alert for foreign P2P exchanges

Thai police have carried out a dramatic arrest of a 26-year-old Russian national wanted in connection with a violent crypto robbery on Phuket. The man, identified only as Dmitrii, was captured at Nathon pier on Koh Samui, where he was found curled up on the back seat of a blue Nissan. The car was driven by another Russian, Gleb Stolbov, and had arrived by ferry from Don Saku.

The Trap and the Theft of 35,000 USDT
Investigators revealed that Dmitrii played a key role in luring his victim, a fellow Russian named Aleksandr. According to the complaint, Aleksandr was invited to a supposed business meeting in Chalong, Phuket. Instead, he walked straight into an ambush.
Four attackers – also believed to be Russian nationals – assaulted him, held him inside the property, and forced him to transfer 35,000 USDT (about 1.2 million baht) through the Tron Scan app. He was eventually released and immediately reported the crime to police in Chalong.

Escape from Phuket and Police Countermove
Authorities said the four attackers left Thailand separately after the incident. Dmitrii, however, remained in the country – likely serving as “bait.” Police tracked him for several days before receiving intelligence that he was planning to escape via Koh Samui.
The operation, led by Colonel Panya Niratimanon of the Koh Samui police, ended successfully: Dmitrii was arrested and brought in for questioning with the help of an interpreter. He refused to testify and is now facing transfer back to Phuket, where he will stand trial for his role in the robbery.

Rising Wave of Crypto Crime in Asia
Such cases are no longer isolated. Authorities worldwide have reported a surge in crypto-related kidnappings and robberies this year.
🔹 In one case, an investor lured a tourist into an apartment, where the victim was held and tortured for weeks before escaping through a small window.

🔹 In another, 14 individuals – including 11 police officers – were sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping a businessman and torturing him to hand over his digital assets.
The growing wave of crypto crime is forcing wealthy investors and crypto executives across Asia and beyond to hire private security and step up protective measures.

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