Thailand’s SEC opened a public consultation on Aug. 24 on a regulatory framework for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs that would allow passive, single-asset funds. Each fund would need to maintain a net exposure of at least 80% of its net asset value to its chosen asset. Locally domiciled ETFs would trade exclusively on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, with assets held primarily by Thai SEC-regulated digital-asset custodians such as Rakkar Digital and Orbix Custodian. Comments close on Sept. 20, with rules expected to take effect later in 2026 but no ETF launch date set. Thailand aims to keep first-wave fund management and custody activity within Thai-regulated institutions while limiting retail access to foreign products.
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