Digital asset businesses in Thailand get boost with new net capital rules
The securities regulator of Thailand has announced new rules which will allow digital currency businesses to take advantage of digital assets in determining net capital funds.
The securities regulator of Thailand has announced new rules which will allow digital currency businesses to take advantage of digital assets in determining net capital funds.
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