Thai’s Minister Calls For More Crypto Regulations

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The cryptocurrency regulations help the cryptocurrency grow better, which shows that the government recognizes the future of cryptocurrencies. But cryptocurrency regulations may be difficult to achieve quickly. It may take years.

That is certainly one thing I know we cannot in anyway hide away from considering the fact that the government will always want to at least have some form of control, and if we really want this space to get more matured and grow, there is certainly a need to see some form of regulation in place.

That still does not stop it from being a decentralized space, but at least when it comes to how things are being done as we know the extent at which people are bastardizing the space, it is something I believe for the purpose of it thriving, it definitely just have to be regulated.

[eaLiTy]

Earlier this year Thailand introduced a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Krea-ngam said that new measures must be introduced both domestically and internationally.

Krea-ngam was recently a part of the Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit. Meantime, he said that experts should not be satisfied with current security protocols so as not to shuffle behind criminals that would use digital currencies for funding terrorism or money laundering. Krea-ngam also added that the anonymous nature of some poses the security challenges.

The Thai officials can enforce more regulatory framework domestically and every country will enforce their own regulations domestically and expect more countries to come up with regulations in the coming years but for the global market to enforce the same regulations is highly unlikely, all of the exchanges does follow strict regulations from their country of origin apart from decentralized exchanges and i do see some restrictions coming up for these exchanges in the future but they cannot shut those down completely, i can very well tell that fiat currency is used to fund terrorism and money laundering than crypto currencies as you really cannot trace where the currencies are going in the first place but that is not the case with crypto currencies as every transactions are recorded.

[ronafurw]

some countries have not yet had any clear rules and regulations for cryptocurrencies so far even though they have been growing in their country. so some places such as Thailand need to act fast about it and start with more regulations so that they can keep the market and flow of money under control in order to prevent fraud and also lots of illegal activities such as money laundering for example.

Building framework is one thing that will have to come with regulations and so far, even Japan as much as they seem they are getting it right in the Asian continent are still learning and fine tuning it. Thai Minister obviously made the right call, because whether we like it or not, if there is a chance for this space to thrive more than how it is now in the long run, we need to have some laws and regulations in place. Where there is no law, certainly there is no sin, and that is why a lot of appalling sinful nature keeps brewing in this space over time.

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Wissanu Krea-ngam, the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, has called for more regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Earlier this year Thailand introduced a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Krea-ngam said that new measures must be introduced both domestically and internationally.

Krea-ngam was recently a part of the Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit. Meantime, he said that experts should not be satisfied with current security protocols so as not to shuffle behind criminals that would use digital currencies for funding terrorism or money laundering. Krea-ngam also added that the anonymous nature of some cryptocurrencies poses the security challenges.

this is what happens where bitcoin or crypto is strictly prohibited in Asia, yes the country that has just developed certainly has a difference with developed countries. I am not comparing prosperity, but the source is different from the way of thinking.

[sulis sudibyo]

if the regulations can make crypto better, why don't we support it? I will do anything to make crypto acceptable to everyone and the government. even though you have to agree with even the odd rules.

[Herbert2020]

if the regulations can make crypto better, why don't we support it? I will do anything to make crypto acceptable to everyone and the government. even though you have to agree with even the odd rules.

because regulations will NOT make crypto any better.
but sadly sometimes they are needed to prevent scammers from running wild and scamming everyone that is in this market specifically newbies. and so far people have proven that they are incapable of regulating themselves and need government intervention so that scams such as ICOs can no longer rob people.

[Coinmyjob]

Wissanu Krea-ngam, the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, has called for more regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Earlier this year Thailand introduced a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Krea-ngam said that new measures must be introduced both domestically and internationally.

Krea-ngam was recently a part of the Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit. Meantime, he said that experts should not be satisfied with current security protocols so as not to shuffle behind criminals that would use digital currencies for funding terrorism or money laundering. Krea-ngam also added that the anonymous nature of some cryptocurrencies poses the security challenges.

It's time to do it, and not only in one country. This is the main cause of volatility and sharp long-term recessions, as well as investor distrust.

[Flor1982]

This shows on how serious is the government of attending matters about crypto currency that they are very concern of the welfare of their people specially against terrorism threat. Although they all ready understand the advantages of crypto but still it is right to be more strict on regulations to protect their people.

[voltesbit777]

Nowadays, cryptocurrencies became popular in Asian country, this shows that the trend can't be stop at all. This might be one of the reason why some of them are planning to regulate crypto to their place. Since they cannot able to control it the government want it to regulate it instead banning it,..since they cannot stop people to adapt it, they will little by little ride on it. Though, for us as a crypto fanatic is not or favor to us, we need to allow it to happen because scammers was also increasing if that happen in regulating in crypto, I think we can lessen the scammers or hackers too.

[fonengo]

I think that in the near future the state will not be able to adopt the right laws regulating cryptocurrencies. It should take years to take into account all the errors and nuances of the industry.

[aces777]

I don't think that having regulations on the coins will be bad that is why they are calling for the regulation of the coins, the cryptos are way too volatile and regulation is something that could help to temper the way that the coins move in the market. It could help to curb the menace of market manipulation that we have to deal with all the time

[kentrolla]

Scammers are the main reason for regulations. They cross the line of cryptos and this impact other investors like fraudulent. So this makes the government to take some serious decision on this to avoid further scams, even like funding for terrorist is ridiculous. If things goes well then it will not harm anyone in this forum as well as to the public and the government. Good cause cannot be avoided.

[wuyangbo]

The cryptocurrency regulations are indeed very important, which does not mean killing cryptocurrencies, but working with cryptocurrencies. The government can best understand the future influence of cryptocurrencies. Therefore, many countries will introduce their own cryptocurrency regulations in the future.

[Simayi]

Thailand's proposal is very good, I think the market needs to be effectively regulated, because this may lead to the punishment of fraudsters, but I think such a proposal may be difficult to get prompt response from other countries!

[passeroutpass]

market regulation is the right approach. thanks to regulation, we will be able to reduce the volatility, which will lead to the emergence of new investors.

[warning_btc]

Its right decision, most of scams comes from: Thai Philipines and near countries from east asia.

[TBboys]

I support what Thailand does. This is the only way to guide crypto to a healthy track. The current market is too confusing，scams are constantly eating away crypto. If the government does not effectively regulate encryption, then crypto will be completely Occupied by scammers.

[Mysteryla]

Wissanu Krea-ngam, the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, has called for more regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Earlier this year Thailand introduced a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Krea-ngam said that new measures must be introduced both domestically and internationally.

Krea-ngam was recently a part of the Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit. Meantime, he said that experts should not be satisfied with current security protocols so as not to shuffle behind criminals that would use digital currencies for funding terrorism or money laundering. Krea-ngam also added that the anonymous nature of some cryptocurrencies poses the security challenges.

I just looked into the site now and i discovered that they were more specific about certain companies, which are present allowed to offer digital currency services, which are just seven (7) in number, while there are some other fourteen (14) that are not allowed. Then they are likely after the registration of those companies with the government, which are feel will be safer for the investors.

[ityandsyn]

Wissanu Krea-ngam, the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, has called for more regulations on cryptocurrencies.

Earlier this year Thailand introduced a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Krea-ngam said that new measures must be introduced both domestically and internationally.

Krea-ngam was recently a part of the Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit. Meantime, he said that experts should not be satisfied with current security protocols so as not to shuffle behind criminals that would use digital currencies for funding terrorism or money laundering. Krea-ngam also added that the anonymous nature of some cryptocurrencies poses the security challenges.

      Another good news about crypto currency despite of this crypto struggle and still there are countries that really believe on it , so we must to support on this and with this means crypto will stay alive and have better future with some of the altcoins on which purpose are applicable of the regulated crypto currency .